Law360, New York (June 7, 2016, 2:52 PM EDT) -- Pamela Yates at Kaye Scholer LLP belongs to a select group of female product liability litigators who have tried cases to verdict in multiple state and federal court venues involving pharmaceuticals, consumer products and medical devices. In the past 18 months alone, she has tried to verdict several Engle progeny and non-Engle product liability cases for Philip Morris, most recently achieving a unanimous defense verdict in Pooshs v. Philip Morris USA in which the jury deliberated for only 75 minutes. Yates has also landed Daubert victories for Pfizer, excluding in two separate hearings, spanning 11 days, both of  the plaintiffs' general causation experts in complex MDL proceedings involving the prescription antidepressant medicine, Zoloft. Last year, she was retained by Bayer Corp. as national counsel to defend nationwide product liability litigation involving the anticoagulant prescription medicine, Xarelto. Yates drafted the summary judgment in Daubert, which led to the U.S. Supreme Court decision that ultimately set the standard for challenging the admissibility of expert testimony....