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May 23, 2017
Abbott Laboratories et al v. H&H Wholesales Services, Inc. et al
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March 12, 2018
Discovery Fraud Kills Suppliers' Privilege In Test Strips Row
A supplier that Abbott Laboratories says sold counterfeit versions of its diabetes test strips committed discovery fraud when it handed over only a portion of relevant communications, a New York magistrate judge said Friday as she tore apart the company’s ability to rely on attorney-client privilege.
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