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Ruling unseals Goodyear comment

Bloomberg | April 2, 2008

Attorneys seek testimony of Goodyear's employee and lawyers.

Jere Beasley: The average guy's champion

Philadelphia Inquirer | March 24, 2008

Jere Beasley was nearly broke and looking for work after getting whipped in a race for governor 30 years ago. Since then, the rural Alabama lawyer has reemerged as a powerhouse plaintiffs' attorney whose firm counts more than $20 billion in verdicts and settlements.

Beasley Allen walking to cure Cystic Fibrosis

| March 14, 2008

Employees and friends of Beasley Allen will help lead the charge against cystic fibrosis on May 18 by participating in "Great Strides: Taking Steps to Cure Cystic Fibrosis," the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's largest national fund-raising event.

Wyeth, Pfizer ordered to pay $27 million in punitive damages

Bloomberg | March 11, 2008

A Little Rock, Ark., federal jury found Wyeth Pharmaceuticals and Upjohn (a Pfizer unit) liable for $27 million in punitive damages to Donna Scroggin, who sued the drug manufacturers in 2004 after developing breast cancer after taking hormone-replacement therapy. The award includes $19.3 million from Wyeth and $7.7 from Upjohn.

Enfinger Seals the Deal in The Rattler

Speed51.com | March 4, 2008

Enfinger Seals the Deal in The Rattler

Family Awarded $2.25 Million For Asbestos Exposure In Workplace

Press Release Newswire | March 3, 2008

A New York City jury awarded $2.25 million in the case of 73 year old Leonard Shafer who had exposure to asbestos in his workplace as a civilian employee at the New York Naval Shipyard (Brooklyn Navy Yard) in the 1950's. Attorneys for the family of Mr. Shafer helped prove Shafer developed pleural mesothelioma, which is an aggressive, incurable cancer during his career at the Shipyard.

Merck Says 44K Sign for Vioxx Settlement

The Associated Press | March 3, 2008

More than 44,000 people have signed up for shares of a $4.85 billion settlement over the withdrawn painkiller Vioxx, a sign that the deal is on track to go forward, Merck & Co. announced Monday. Of roughly 47,000 people who registered for the settlement earlier this year, more than 44,000 have submitted all or some of the paperwork necessary for enrollment in the deal, Merck said in a news release.