Guest Post – Plaintiff's Pyrrhic Pradaxa Victory Vanquished

Today we have another guest post from friend-of-the-Blog, Dick Dean at Tucker Ellis. He's familiar with the ongoing Pradaxa litigation and is pleased with the preemption pummeling Pradaxa plaintiffs have been receiving. Here's his post about yet another favorable decision from the state-court Pradaxa proceedings in Connecticut. With decisions like this, who needs snap removal? As always, our guest posters deserve 100% of the credit (and any blame) for their work.

No commentator or blog has more precisely and persistently probed preemption and its "newly acquired information" component than has the Drug and Device Law Blog. And the Blog has done it with poetry, or at least alliteration. If you went right to the story and didn't savor the headlines you missed: " Post-Albrecht Preemption Pummels Pradaxa Plaintiffs," followed shortly by " Post–Albrecht Preemption Persistently Pummels Pradaxa Plaintiffs." But what started this parade was " Plaintiff's Pyrrhic Pradaxa