Robinson v. Warner-Lambert & Old Corner Drug
Texas Court of Appeals, 10th District (Waco)
1Opinion of the Court
0 PINION
BILL VANCE Justice
In this product-liability suit, we must determine the propriety of the grant of a “no-evidence” summary judgment. Because we find that the appellant failed to produce competent evidence on the contested element of her claim, we will affirm the summary judgment.
Shirley Robinson filed a product-liability claim against Warner-Lambert Company and Old Corner Drug (the defendants) alleging negligence and failure to warn that a flu vaccine manufactured and sold by the defendants could cause a blood test to result in a “false positive” for Human T-Cell Lymphtropic Virus…
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