Few Remaining DVT Plaintiffs Try Different Approaches

By Brendan Pierson (July 13, 2007, 12:00 AM EDT) -- With only a handful of what were once more than 50 cases still in court, plaintiffs suing airlines after suffering deep vein thrombosis—a kind of dangerous blood clot that can strike people who are immobile for a long time, like airplane passengers—are testing new legal theories....

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