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Relearning the Learned Intermediary Doctrine

Brian Raphel

Although the learned intermediary doctrine dictates that a drug manufacturer's duty to warn is owed to the doctor, rather than the patient, informing the doctor of the risks may not always be sufficient to guard against liability.

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To Call or Not to Call

Philip M. Busman & Michael L. Junk

This article briefly examines the controversial topic of ex parte contacts, and describes how such contacts were successfully employed to obtain summary judgment in two separate cases pending within the Aredia'/Zometa' mass tort litigation.

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Decisions of Interest

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In-depth analysis of several recent rulings.

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NJ & CT News

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What's happening in neighboring states.

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Landlord & Tenant

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Discussion of a recent ruling.

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Development

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A look at three important cases.

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Cooperatives & Condominiums

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In-depth discussion of several key rulings.

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Mortgages on Tenancy By the Entireties Property

Stewart E. Sterk

The rights of a mortgagee with respect to property held by a married couple as tenants by the entirety engenders considerable confusion, sometimes leading to litigation even of easy cases, where there should be no dispute.

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Business Crimes Hotline

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A look at a recent ruling.

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Verdicts

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An in-depth study of ruling of interest.

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