By Zachary Cohen, Chris Essig and Matthew Saxon ( July 10, 2020, 3:27 PM EDT) -- Under a theory known as "innovator liability," a handful of states have permitted plaintiffs who only ingested a generic medication to sue the pharmaceutical company that manufactured the branded form of the medication. Although they represent a minority,[1] courts in California,[2] Massachusetts,[3] Vermont[4] and Illinois[5] have recognized some form of innovator liability....
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