Beasley Allen in Pharmaceutical News

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Vioxx-Federal Trial

A federal judge in Houston says he'll meet with attorneys next week to discuss a new trial date after today's mistrial in a lawsuit over the once-popular painkiller Vioxx.

Key Figures in First Federal Vioxx Trial

Here's a look at key players in the nation's third Vioxx-related civil trial, and the first to go before a federal jury. The judge in the case declared a mistrial because of a hung jury after about 18 hours of deliberations over three days.

Merck Still Faces Tough Road with Vioxx Cases

A lone holdout juror stood between Merck & Co. and what would have been a crucial second Vioxx-trial victory when the U.S. federal judge overseeing the case abruptly ruled the case a mistrial.

Merck Outlook Clouded by Mistrial Declaration

Questions remain about Merck & Co.'s ability to successfully defend itself in Vioxx-related litigation after the drug maker was unable to convince a jury in the first federal trial involving the painkiller.

Jury Resumes Work in Vioxx Trial

HOUSTON - Jurors in the first federal trial over Vioxx were to resume deliberating about whether Merck & Co. was negligent in designing and marketing the once-popular painkiller and if it failed to warn about the drug's risks.

Medical Journal Says Merck Study Omitted Key Data Allegation Could Damage Company in Vioxx Trials, Third Case Goes to Jury

The New England Journal of Medicine said it has discovered that data about three Vioxx patients who suffered heart attacks were excised from a crucial study sponsored by Merck & Co., making the painkiller look safer than it should have.

Jury to Resume Deliberations in Vioxx Case

Jurors in the first federal trial over Vioxx were to resume deliberating about whether Merck & Co. was negligent in designing and marketing the once-popular painkiller and if it failed to warn about the drug's risks.

Medical Journal says Merck study Omitted key Data

The New England Journal of Medicine said it has discovered that data about three Vioxx patients who suffered heart attacks were excised from a crucial study sponsored by Merck & Co., making the painkiller look safer than it should have.

Plaintiffs in Vioxx Case File Motion for Mistrial

Attorneys for the plaintiff in a federal trial over Vioxx filed for a mistrial, citing data that was withheld from a Merck & Co. clinical study about the painkiller when it was submitted to the New England Journal of Medicine.

Merck Accused of Putting Vioxx Profits Before Safety

Dec. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Merck & Co. put profits ahead of consumers' safety by hiding heart risks of its Vioxx painkiller, a lawyer told a jury in closing arguments of the third trial of a lawsuit filed over the drug.