Wyeth v. King Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

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• holding that under New York law, “the existence of a non-waiver clause in a contract does not by itself preclude the waiver of a provision of, or right under, the contract.”
• “Whether there was a knowing and intentional waiver of rights is a factual question that we determine based on the totality of the circumstances.”

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