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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Corley allows the bulk of claims to continue against the maker and some distributors of EzriCare eyedrops that left a man blinded in one eye. The claims properly allege that the maker had a duty to test the drops to make sure they were safe, but failed to do so. Claims against Amazon also proceed on the idea that, as a seller, it "cosigned" on the eyedrop products.
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