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312 (2008). So, if a plaintiff contends that a defendant abused the ASR program, that is a Buckman -preempted fraud on the FDA claim. Conversely, violation claims involving the ASR program are paradigmatic examples of agency fraud/private FDCA enforcement that are impliedly preempted by Buckman. 2d 381 (Pa. Medtronic, Inc. ,
312 (2008). But calling it design defect based on a failure to disclose doesn’t change the fact that this is really a fraud-on-the-FDA claim which is impliedly preempted by Buckman. at *46-47. “[I]t is for the federal government to prosecute suites for noncompliance with the MDA—not private plaintiffs.” Medtronic, Inc. ,
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