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25 May 2018
Richard A. Samp, Chief Counsel at the Washington Legal Foundation, discusses the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals' decision to reject a novel theory of liability that would have held pharmaceutical manufacturers liable for injuries allegedly caused by drugs they neither manufactured nor sold.
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