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preempt
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preempt verb acquire beforehand, annex, appropriate for use, arrogate to oneself, assume, catch, exclude, force from, gain possession, invade, obtain, occupy, preclude, preoccupy, seize, take, take over, take possession of, usurp
Associated concepts: doctrine of federal preemption, preemption in filing, preemptive right, preemptive right of shareholders, right of preemption
See also: attach, distrain, preclude, seize, sequester


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Oral arguments in the case, in which the Court will decide whether FDA approval of drug labeling preempts state products liability suits against manufacturers of allegedly defective drugs, are set for November 3.
2d 193 - PA (1999) ISSUE: It is crystal clear that whenever there is a conflict between federal law and state law, federal law preempts state law.
Barrett appealed and the appellate court reversed the district court, saying that ERISA only preempts state-law claims if the defendants assume plan management duties.
 
 
 
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