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« 100 Senators | Main | Darby Conley Rules » August 19, 2005Vioxx VerdictEverything is big in Texas, as they say. And a Texas jury just awarded a quarter-billion-dollar verdict to a widow who claimed her husband died from taking Vioxx. The amount of the award will undoubtedly be lowered by a couple orders of magnitude on appeal. Derek Lowe has reaction from an industry insider. James Copland reacts from a legal perspective on PointOfLaw.com. Also on Point of Law, Ted Frank raised some issues last month that are sure to come up in Merck's appeal. (Disclaimer: Merck & Co., Inc. is my employer.) Posted by Eric Seymour at August 19, 2005 05:33 PM CommentsPost a comment |
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