· 5/14/1990
Opinion No. Oag 17-90, (1990)
Citations
- 79 Op. Att'y Gen. 99
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- holding that a brand- name manufacturer’s failure to update a warning label was foreseeable
- explaining “gross 7 negligence need not be established conclusively, but the evidence on the issue must be 8 more than slight and may not border on conjecture”
- “If the policy of preventing harm has special relevance to any particular endeavor, surely prescription drug labeling is one.”
- declining to carve an exception to the statutory duty
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Judges: DONALD J. HANAWAY, Attorney General
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