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: Personal Injury Attorneys--Owen, Patterson & Owen

Thousands of Personal Injury Lawsuits Against Vioxx

By Owen, Patterson & Owen

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There are over 44,000 personal injury lawsuits being exacted against Pharmaceutical manufacturer Merck & Co. The drug Vioxx has caused several incidences of heart ailments, strokes, and death from its side effects. In anticipation of the upcoming personal injury cases, Merck & Co. has reserved $6.773 billion to help fund the team of attorneys that will be handling the cases. The former painkiller was eliminated from the market in 2004.

Full post as published by Personal Injury Attorneys--Owen, Patterson & Owen on March 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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