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Another Federal District Court Rules That FDA Labeling Regulations Preempt Some State Law Tort Claims
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Gregory J. Wartman
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April 10, 2008
Previously published on February 2008
A federal district court in Oklahoma recently ruled that a plaintiff's state law failure to warn claims against a prescription drug manufacturer are preempted by FDA regulations because FDA had considered and expressly rejected the plaintiff's proposed additional warning.
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