We read lots of cases. A few are flawless and a few have no redeeming features, but most have a little bad mixed with the good, or vice versa. We tend to be curmudgeonly, even though we are down a curmudgeon, and we will fuss about a flaw in a opinion that rules in favor of a drug or device maker. Aaron v. Wyeth, No. 2:07cv927, slip op. (W.D. Pa. Feb. 19, 2010), is such a case.

The facts are unfortunate: Randy Aaron was (more…)