Before Mr. Sippel became a federal judge, Husch & Eppenberger worked for Monsanto on about 16 lawsuits, though Mr. Sippel's name does not appear in any suit other than the 1997 Pioneer case, according to court records.
After several successful studies of epilepsy conducted in numerous centers, the pioneer case with treatment-refractory depression (TRD) as the indication for VNS was presented by Rush et al. at the end of the 1990s [ 40, 95].
Applications to site-specific systems have not been extensively investigated and EEW convenience is not yet proven except a few pioneering cases, although the topic is certainly worthwhile.
"This is really a pioneering case," Mr. Camargo said after hearing about the preliminary outcome.
Of course, calling this a pioneering case is another way of saying that Germans haven't, until now, been prosecuted for doing what Demjanjuk did.
Shirley Pierce was bullied as a teacher and brought a pioneering case against her school, which led to new employment laws being passed.
An accountant from the home counties has won the right to inherit a Scottish baronetcy in a pioneering case where DNA testing proved aristocratic entitlement.
For example, the book tells the story of the African-American writer Ann Lane Petry of Old Saybrook, and of the Amistad, which became a pioneering case for slavery's repeal in Hartford.
But most of their colleagues disagreed; and until about 1990, most empirical studies found that higher minimum wages cost jobs, particularly among young workers.Then a pioneering case study by two noted labour economists, David Card and Alan Krueger, examined the response of fast-food restaurants to a rise in New Jersey's state minimum wage.
Woolf wrote a pioneering case-history with her pitiable Septimus Warren Smith, in Mrs Dalloway, a stunned veteran who "could not feel" yet falls prey to "sudden thunder-claps of fear" at night and longs for the peace that only suicide might bring.
