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Drug firms aren’t liable for patient’s suicide 

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    • January 3, 2013

A wrongful death plaintiff failed to state a “plausible” claim that the makers of the antipsychotic drug ABILIFY were liable for her son’s suicide, the D.C. Circuit has ruled in affirming a dismissal.
The plaintiff’s 23-year-old son shot and killed himself with his work-issued gun while on duty as a » […]

Original post by http://lawyersusaonline.com/blog/2013/01/03/drug-firms-arent-liable-for-patients-suicide/

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