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S.D. Ohio· 7/16/1996

In re Telectronics Pacing Systems, Inc.

Citations

  • 168 F.R.D. 203
  • 1996 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 11095
  • 1996 WL 441784

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  • explaining that \California only recognizes medical monitoring as a compensable item of damage when liability is established under traditional tort theories of recovery.\
  • certifying issue of liability only; class members could later, in a separate trial, establish whether they suffered injury and proper amount of damages
  • certifying issue of liability only; class members could later, in a separate trial, establish whether they suffered injury and proper amount of damages
  • certifying class action for determination of common issue of defendant’s liability in manufacturing allegedly defective pacemakers, and reserving for separate adjudication individual questions of compensatory damages
  • finding that a class representative was inadequate where he was unsure why he agreed to act as class representative, was never told what it meant to be a class representative, and had not found out how and if the cause of action impacts other individuals
  • discussing state variations regarding treatment of medical monitoring claim

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Judges: Spiegel

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