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Maker of Ingredient for Fen-Phen Not Liable
The maker of a component ingredient of the diet drug Fen-Phen cannot be sued over the drug, a Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judge has ruled, because the trial court found that the defendant in the mass tort litigation that resulted in a $4 billion settlement was solely responsible. Sokoloski v. American Home Products Corp., PICS NO. 03-0073. In addition, as the producer of only a component ingredient of Fen-Phen, Les Servier owed no duty to the plaintiffs.
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