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Hans, Valerie P ; Robbennolt, Jennifer K

The Psychology of Tort Law, 2016, Vol.2, p.168-196

United States: NYU Press

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Products Liability
Autor: Hans, Valerie P ; Robbennolt, Jennifer K
Assuntos: Administrative law ; Applied arts ; Arts ; betrayal aversion ; Civil law ; Civil negligence ; Commercial regulation ; Communications ; Communicative content ; Consumer protection regulation ; corporate defendants ; cost-benefit analysis ; Defendants ; Design ; Economic regulation ; human factors ; Judicial decision making ; Judicial panels ; Judicial system ; Juries ; Jurors ; Law ; Legal proceedings ; Litigants ; Litigation ; Litigation parties ; manufacturing defects ; mass torts ; Plaintiffs ; Product design ; Product liability regulation ; products liability ; Social Psychology ; Social sciences ; Strict liability ; Tort law ; Torts ; Trial court proceedings ; Trials ; Warnings
É parte de: The Psychology of Tort Law, 2016, Vol.2, p.168-196
Descrição: In the fall of 2000, seventy-three-year-old Louise Bell contacted a lawyer. Bell informed the lawyer that she had injured her knee in a car accident the previous year. Her doctor prescribed a pain medication called Vioxx, a drug that had been used by over twenty million people. Shortly after she began taking the drug, however, her blood pressure skyrocketed. Her coworkers began asking her, “Louise, what’s wrong with you? You’re beet red.”¹ Eight months after the accident, Bell experienced a severe headache and suffered a seizure. Her cardiologist attributed her seizure to high blood pressure and blamed the drug Vioxx.
Editor: United States: NYU Press
Idioma: Inglês

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