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Food & Drug Administration (FDA) | Product Liability
Vaccines: Where are We?
As the U.S. marches on with the two approved COVID-19 vaccines, it seems that the original plan to vaccinate 20 million people by the end of 2020 fell a little short. McNees Wallace & Nurick associate, Langdon Ramsburg, assesses where the situation stands and what comes next.
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Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
Vaccines: Where are We?
As the U.S. marches on with the two approved COVID-19 vaccines, it seems that the original plan to vaccinate 20 million people by the end of 2020 fell a little short. McNees Wallace & Nurick associate, Langdon Ramsburg, assesses where the situation stands and what comes next.
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Can Driverless Cars Steer Clear of Litigation? In addition to lawsuits, federal and state regulation await on the road ahead
A renaissance of epic proportions is underway in the United States, where 4,000-pound objects will soon be motoring alongside us on freeways, through intersections, crosswalks and school zones without a driver. Ground Zero for this marvel centers around the creation of digital hardware and its...
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Letting the Genie out of the Bottle: Has Texas reverted to the common law “open and obvious danger” rule?
The risk/utility test has been a fixture of products liability law for decades. The test provides that a product is unreasonably dangerous, that is, defective, if its risks outweigh its utility. To determine whether a product is unreasonably dangerous, a jury balances a product’s risk...
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