Beasley Allen in the News

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Vioxx Trial in a Box Cuts Cost of Filing Lawsuit

| April 17, 2006
So far, only a small number of plaintiffs' lawyers have been able to go toe to toe with Merck & Co. in court over its drug Vioxx.

Vioxx Plaintiff gets $13M

| April 12, 2006
At first, John McDarby's case looked like a loser. Frail, elderly and confined to a wheelchair after two broken hips, he was a 77-year-old diabetic with clogged arteries.

Mortgage Provider Subject of Lawsuit

| March 18, 2006
Nearly 40 Alabama residents have filed suit against a Florida-based mortgage service provider, claiming the company improperly charged home owners in a variety of ways.

Fraud Charges against Ocwen Federal Bank

| March 15, 2006
Multiple trials are set in several Alabama counties this year, beginning in April, against Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC, formerly Ocwen Federal Bank FSB. Ocwen, headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida, is the largest third-party mortgage service provider in the United States.

First Celebrex Trial set for June

CBS News | March 10, 2006

Barbour County could be back in the national tort spotlight this summer when plaintiff lawyer Jere Beasley and his firm take pharmaceutical giant Pfizer to court over its arthritis drug Celebrex.

Update on Vioxx and Celebrex Litigation

| March 9, 2006
Merck tried its best to hide the fatal risks of taking Vioxx and aggressively marketed the drug to drown out any questions about safety.

Judge sets trial date in Celebrex Lawsuit

| March 3, 2006
A judge set a June 6 trial date for a lawsuit filed by a woman who claims the arthritis medication Celebrex was to blame for a stroke she suffered last year.

As Trial Looms, Celebrex Eases Pfizer Sales Pain

| March 2, 2006
The New York drug giant says worldwide annual Celebrex sales this year should surpass $2 billion, a growth trend in sharp contrast to the huge loss in sales that the prescription for pain relief from arthritis experienced last year.

Celebrex Lawsuit Set for Trial in Barbour County

| March 2, 2006
A Celebrex lawsuit has been set for trial in the Circuit Court of Barbour County on June 6, 2006, for a woman who suffered a stroke at age 53, allegedly caused by taking the pain relieving drug, Celebrex.

Celebrex Case Set for Trial in Alabama State Court

| March 1, 2006
A Celebrex lawsuit has been set for trial on June 6, 2006 for a woman who suffered a stroke at age 53, caused by taking the pain relieving drug, Celebrex. The trial will take place in the Circuit Court of Barbour County in Alabama. It will most likely be the first Celebrex case to be tried in the country.