Reseña de Betty Dunn and Thomas Dunn v. Lederle

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In 1974 plaintiffs, Betty and Thomas Dunn, 1 took their daughter Stephanie to a doctor for her baby shots. The doctor gave Stephanie Orimune, the Sabin vaccine manufactured by defendant Lederle Laboratories, a division of American Cyanamid Company. Soon after, Mrs. Dunn became ill. Polio was diagnosed. The Dunns sued the doctor and Lederle for failure to warn of the hazards of contact polio. After the doctor testified at trial, plaintiffs settled their case against him. The case against Lederle proceeded, and a Wayne County Circuit Court jury found for the defendant Lederle. Plaintiffs' motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict or, in the alternative, new trial was denied. Plaintiffs appeal from this denial.

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