Paxil - Seroxat widow litigated in "good faith" - but still got screwed over by her lawyers & GSK

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ROME, Ga. - A woman whose Paxil suicide lawsuit was found to be barred by the learned intermediary doctrine says in a Feb. 16 brief that a federal judge has discretion to relieve her from paying costs because she litigated her claims against the maker of the antidepressant in good faith and because the facts of the case militate against the imposition of costs (Donna L. Dietz v. SmithKline Beecham Corp., d/b/a GlaxoSmithKline, No. 07-cv-77-RLV, N.D. Ga.; See January 2009, Page 10). Full story on lexis.com
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