Plaintiffs Waived Right to Appeal Causation Ruling, Pa. Appeals Court Rules
March 5, 2013
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- Opinion
PHILADELPHIA — Plaintiffs in a Paxil birth defect case waived the right to appeal a trial court’s grant of summary judgment to GlaxoSmithKline LLC (NSE: GLAXO) based on a lack of proximate causation because they failed to list the issue on their concise statement, the Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled.
In a March 4 opinion, the court explained that although the lower court improperly based its summary judgment ruling on the proximate causation evidence, issues omitted from a concise statement are waived on appeal.
Ohio residents Dean and Mary Pettit allege that their daughter, Danielle, suffered and eventually died …
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