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· 2/21/1997

Santiago v. Greyhound Lines, Inc.

Citations

  • 956 F. Supp. 144
  • 1997 WL 37090

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  • holding that it was appropriate to recognize a duty of care on the part of the drug testing laboratory and would have allowed the plaintiff to proceed with a negligence claim had there been any evidence of negligence in the testing process
  • plaintiffʹs urine sample tested positive for cocaine while contained in bottle on which plaintiffʹs signature had been forged
  • “Drug screens are plagued by the problems of ‘cross-reactivity’—namely, the familiar concern that metabolites of benign consumables, like poppy seed muffins, will be confused with metabolites of illicit substances[.]”

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Judges: Munson

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