About the seminar
Event honoring the "Liliane Daligand" class of the Master's in Private Law program, specializing in personal injury law
Supervised by: Ms . Laurence Clerc-Renaud – Assistant Professor of Private Law, Savoie Mont Blanc University
Distilbène, the hepatitis B vaccine, Levothyrox, Mediator, Depakine, third- and fourth-generation birth control pills, etc. Who hasn’t heard of these drugs, which are at the center of legal and media headlines—and sometimes at the heart of controversy? How can we address the “adverse effects” of these drugs when they affect these “compelled consumers” suffering from conditions that are often severely disabling? Who is liable, and on what grounds? Who should bear the burden of compensating for iatrogenic risk? The manufacturer? The prescriber? National solidarity? What procedures and strategies can be implemented to achieve this goal of compensation?
The seminar aims to explore this highly topical issue from both theoretical and practical perspectives, in the presence of specialized practitioners and academics.
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Open to everyone at Registration required for all :
- Paid service for legal professionals (price: €110) : registration fees, lunch, and the closing reception
- Online payment for seminars, meals, and cocktail receptions
- Payment by check made payable to the USMB accounting officer. Please send your check to Caroline Fauveau.
- Payment by administrative order. Please contact Caroline Fauveau.
- Free for students and university faculty: meals and the closing cocktail reception not included.
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Contact: Caroline Fauveau – 04 79 75 83 84