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Nurses Husbands Settle Wrongful Death Lawsuit

The husbands of two women killed in a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 65 more than three years ago have reached a settlement with a trucking company that employed the driver believed to have started the pileup.

Attorney: Vioxx to Blame for Mans Death

An attorney for a woman whose husband died of a heart attack after taking Vioxx for a month told a jury Monday he will prove that the drug was to blame and that its maker hid the dangers.

Merck Rushed Unsafe Vioxx to Market, Lawyer Argues

Merck & Co. Inc. rushed the painkiller Vioxx to market despite knowing its potential health dangers, an attorney said on Monday in opening arguments of the latest lawsuit.

Vioxxs Next Battlefield: New Orleans

The next big battle over Vioxx takes place in New Orleans, a city mired in its own conflicts with nature, the government and itself.

Vioxx: Showdown in Rio Grande

The Garza family faces off against Merck this week in a Texas border town, in the fourth lawsuit to blame Vioxx, the market-pulled painkiller, for causing heart attacks.

Fourth Vioxx Case set for January 24, 2006

The fourth Vioxx lawsuit against Merck & Co. will be held this month in a rural Texas court and a retrial of the federal case that ended in a hung jury will be held in February in New Orleans.

U.S. Vioxx case retrial set for Feb. 6

NEW YORK, Dec 16 (Reuters) -The first federal trial against Merck & Co and its withdrawn painkiller Vioxx, which ended in a mistrial earlier this week, will be retried on February 6 in New Orleans, representatives of both sides said on Friday.

Vioxx Retrial set for February in New Orleans

Round Two of the nation's first federal trial challenging safety of Merck & Co.'s drug Vioxx will be Feb. 6, 2006 in New Orleans.

Doctors, Lawyers, only Defense we have against Big Drug Firms

Montgomery lawyer Jere Beasley has to be smiling this week, and it's not necessarily because a Houston, Texas jury deadlocked, causing a mistrial in the first federal court trial against Merck.

Vioxx mistrial means trouble for Merck

A mistrial in the nation's first federal Vioxx trial - which ended when a lone juror held out for the plaintiffs – spells trouble for drug giant Merck, several legal analysts said Monday.