Cable Piano Co. v. Lewis

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• holding that the New York duty to warn the medical profession does not include a duty to report to the FDA
• stating that “the [GMPs] are guidelines that do not create a federal requirement” and “[t]o permit a claim that mandates compliance with such ‘vague’ standards effectively imposes ‘different, or additional’ requirements, and is preempted”
• dismissing plaintiffs state law claims, including claims for manufacturing defects, as preempted by the MDA
• “[w]hile New York law may require manufacturers to warn the medical profession, that is not the same as a duty to report to the FDA”
• state law failure to warn claim preempted because New York law requirement that manufacturers warn the medical profession “is not the same as a duty to report to the FDA,”and disagreeing with Rosen that New York law imposes duty to warn FDA identical to federal law

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