The Wyeth v.Levine case illustrates the point that when Congress has not intended to displace all state legislation, nonconflicting state legislation is permitted.

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The Wyeth v. Levine case involved the issue of whether state tort law claims were preempted by federal law. The Supreme Court held that in cases where Congress has not intended to fully occupy a regulatory field, state law claims that do not conflict with federal requirements are not preempted. Therefore, non-conflicting state legislation is permitted in such cases.

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