If CA Stem Cell wins their case, I expect the next step would be for state and local legislation/board of commerce and medical boards to determine efficacy guidelines. The ruling would set a legal precedent that other states could follow. I think it will open the door to states adopting stem cell legislation that relies on medical board guidance as with all tissue transplants procedures not the effing FDA.
I am not sure what would happen with USRM's case if there was a favorable ruling in CA. It is important to note that when the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals RR's a case the district court is expected to start fresh at square one. So this may end up being an exercise of legal procedure and discourse. My gut feeling is that the Florida district judge would go along with the precedent set in CA but that may not happen.
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