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Evansville Pharmaceutical Product Lawyer, Indiana

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Robert Frederick Barron

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SAMPLE LEGAL CASES

Miller v. Bernard

... per 5 milliliters. Id. The designated evidence is clear that HPLC is the method recommended by the USP and approved by the FDA for quantitative 696 analysis of promethazine hydrochloride in a pharmaceutical product. Id. ...

Kovach v. Caligor Midwest

... separate theories, the plaintiffs' claims all require proof that the injury sustained was proximately caused by the alleged product defect. ... missing warning created "a presumption of causation," 199 the Court of Appeals relied primarily on language from Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp. ...

Kovach v. Alpharma, Inc.

... His opinions are reliably based upon his own observations and application of his specialized pharmaceutical knowledge to those observations ... In sum, they present us with two claims each under the Uniform Commercial Code and under the Product Liability Act, maintaining that ...

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