A dialysis clinic has moved to dismiss a Missouri plaintiff’s lawsuit from federal multidistrict litigation over dialysis products. The clinic’s counsel argues that the plaintiff cannot stick with products liability claims and actually must meet the higher standards of a claim for medical malpractice.

The Missouri Supreme Court has held that “strict liability claims are not applicable to health care providers,” and that same reasoning applies to negligent design and breach of warranty claims, defense counsel Hal Meltzer and Caroline Tinsley of Baker Sterchi Cowden & Rice in Kansas City, Mo., said.

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