Claims Over Drugs Used To Make Meth May Yet Fly

By Erin Marie Daly (January 8, 2009, 12:00 AM EST) -- A recent failed bid to hold drug companies liable for their products' eventual use in making methamphetamine went against well-established tenets of product liability law, but until case precedent on the issue becomes more established, courts may be faced with similar attempts to pin responsibility for the epidemic on the shoulders of manufacturers, experts say....

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