Baycol Pharmaceutical Sales Rep Wasn't Fraudulently Joined, Judge Rules



DOCUMENTS
  • Order


CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas - A Texas man's Baycol products liability suit was remanded to state court after a federal judge decided that the plaintiff could pursue claims against the sales representatives who provided information about the cholesterol-lowering drug to his physician. Hollis W. Haltom, et al., v. Bayer Corporation, et al., No. C-03-008 (S.D. Texas, Corpus Christi Div.).

U.S. District Judge Janice Graham Jack's Jan. 15 order states that the plaintiff's failure to warn claims could survive under the learned intermediary doctrine because his physician relied on the information supplied by the company's sales representatives when prescribing the drug.

In …






UPCOMING CONFERENCES




HarrisMartin’s Artificial Stone Silicosis Epidemic Litigation Conference

April 08, 2025 - Long Beach, CA
The Westin Long Beach

MORE DETAILS



HarrisMartin's Webinar Series: Water Contamination Litigation Presented by EisnerAmper

May 06, 2025

MORE DETAILS