Michael Rogoff Manvin Mayell Paula Ramer
March 10, 2014 | Inside Counsel
The aftermath of <i>Caronia</i> in pursuing off-label casesSince Caronia was decided, the government has not been dissuaded from pursuing off-label cases in either the civil or criminal contexts and views its holding as limited.
By Michael Rogoff, Manvin Mayell, Paula Ramer
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