Isn’t it wonderful that lawyers know more about the human body and immunology that actual scientists and physicians. Since that is the case, why don’t we just have lawyers arguing in court on whether a drug or medical device can be approved. That would be way cheaper than the current practice of actually testing these things.
Oh, and while it is unfortunate that the girl had a pre-existing condition, that condition cannot be blamed on Gardasil. A surprising number of people have heart conditions in which the first symptom is that they suddenly die. I have sympathy for the parents that they lost their daughter in this way, and understand that they want to blame something, but suing the manufacturers of Gardasil is inappropriate.
Lawyers, (full disclosure—I am one) know how to research and can teach themselves and debate/test anything. Yes, I think the medical community sells us bill of good all the time and here is one time it did.