The defense of a pharmaceutical or medical device product liability case often turns on the testimony of the core treating physicians. As defense counsel, we often are left holding our breath waiting to see how the physicians testify at their depositions or at trial.
When Is an Expert Not an Expert?
The defense of a pharmaceutical or medical device product liability case often turns on the testimony of the core treating physicians. As defense counsel, we often are left holding our breath waiting to see how the physicians testify at their depositions or at trial. So do the plaintiffs.
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