Ronald Tipton, et al v. Eli Lilly and Company
| RACHEL MURPHY, a married couple, PATRICK MURPHY, a married couple, CAROL MURPHY, a married couple, ROBERT MOTT, a married couple, BARBARA JUNE MOTT, a married couple, JEFFREY MULLINS, a married couple, SANDRA DELYNN MULLINS, a married couple, WILLINE MOSELEY, a married couple, TAMMY MOORE, a married couple, WILLIAM MOORE, a married couple, HERMONY MOLZ, a married couple, INGE MOLZAHN, a married couple, LEN MONACO, a married couple, JULIE MONACO, a married couple, ALTHEA LOUISE TIPTON, a married couple, ROBERT PATTERSON, a married couple, RICKY PARTRIDGE, a married couple, CAMILLE PATTERSON, a married couple, JANE PAVLICEK, KELVIN PAIGE, a married couple, LETICIA PANDO, a married couple, HUMBERTO PANDO, a married couple, CRUZ PARRA, a married couple, JUDY OWENS, a married couple, DRUSCILLA PAIGE, a married couple, SANDRA OSBORN, a married couple, ELMER OWENS, a married couple, SUSAN O'ROARK, a married couple, MICHAEL EUGENE MURPHY, a married couple, RAY NARANJO, a married couple, RUSSELL NOVAK, a married couple, JACK O'ROARK, a married couple, EDWARD SEWARD, a married couple, DANIELLE NOVAK, a married couple, CYNTHIA NARANJO, a married couple, MIGUEL OLIVO, a married couple, ALFRED PAVLICEK, a married couple, GUADALUPE PARRA, a married couple, CATHERINE PARTRIDGE, a married couple, CECIL T. MOSELEY, a married couple, ANDREA RIVIERA, a married couple, FLOYD NEWSOME, a married couple, PAMELA K. NEWSOME, a married couple, CRYSTAL NORMORE, a married couple, ALTHEA TIPTON, a married couple, RONALD W. TIPTON, Jr., a married couple and RONALD TIPTON, a married couple |
| ELI LILLY AND COMPANY |
| 13-80069 |
| March 13, 2013 |
| U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit |
| Other |
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