American Life & Accident Insurance v. Rice

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• AERs for events similar to the one at issue in the litigation may be admissible to show notice
• “It would be a stretch to say that Noerr–Pennington bars any use of any evidence of the defendants' petitioning of the government, and its agencies, or evidence of any communications with the FDA.”
• “Juries can draw inferences from the evidence without the benefit of expert testimony.”
• notice may be shown by evidence of prior incidents under similar circumstances

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).