Brockert v. WYETH PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “a safer alternative design must be one for the product at issue” (emphasis added)
• holding a plaintiff cannot prove a safer alternative design by pointing to a substantially different product
• rejecting proposed alternative of removing problematic compound from medication because it would be an “entirely different” medication
• rejecting proposed alternative of removing problematic compound from medication because it would be an “entirely different” medication
• “Failure to raise a fact issue concerning a safer alternative design disposes of all of [the plaintiff’s] design-defect claims, including her negligent-design-defect claim.”

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