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On September 30, 2004, the international prescription drug company Merck announced the worldwide withdrawal of the arthritis medication Rofecoxib, sold in most countries under the brand name Vioxx, because a study showed an increased risk of heart attack and stroke. Patients who have suffered injuries due to Vioxx have filed litigation against Merck for failing to recall the drug when it first learned of Vioxx's dangerous side effects.

To contact in confidence an experienced personal injury attorney at Lieff Cabraser working on the Vioxx lawsuit, click here.


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The painkiller Vioxx was marketed throughout the world, sold in many countries under the name Vioxx and in others as Ceoxx. Lieff Cabraser is working with attorneys and solicitors in:

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and other countries to bring litigation against Merck in U.S. courts for patients suffering heart attacks and strokes from Vioxx. If you are visiting this website from outside the U.S., please click here to contact an attorney regarding your experiences with Vioxx or Ceoxx.

 


Vioxx Attorney | Vioxx Lawyer Profiles

          Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein, LLP is a national law firm of over sixty attorneys with offices located in San Francisco, New York, Washington, D.C., Beverly Hills and Nashville. In 2003 and 2004, the National Law Journal recognized Lieff Cabraser as one of the top 20 plaintiffs’ law firms in America.
          The following is a partial list of our attorneys working on personal injury lawsuits, including Vioxx. To communicate with an experienced personal injury lawyer directly and promptly for no charge and with no obligation, click here.
          For our personal injury cases, we bring a team of experienced lawyers. Each client is assigned a partner and an associate. In addition, we have on staff multiple nurses, legal assistants, scientific analysts and case clerks to assist the attorneys. To learn more about our firm, click here.

Elizabeth J. CabraserElizabeth J. Cabraser

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Richard M. HeimannRichard M. Heimann

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Donald C. ArbitblitDonald C. Arbitblit

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Steven E. FinemanSteven E. Fineman

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Fabrice N. VincentFabrice N. Vincent

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Wendy R. Fleishman

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Heather A. Foster


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Paulina do Amaral


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Steven M. TindallSteven M. Tindall

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Kathryn E. BarnettKathryn E. Barnett

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Joy A. Kruse

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Karin Kramer

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Susie Injijian

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Daniel E. BarenbaumDaniel E. Barenbaum

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Mark P. ChalosMark P. Chalos

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Daniel P. Chiplock

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Matthew S. Da Vega

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Jennifer Gross

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Rebecca Poate

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Daniel RoseDaniel H. Rose

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          "Vioxx" is a registered trademark of Merck. Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein, LLP is in no way affiliated with Merck, and the Vioxx trademark is used solely for informational purposes.

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Graphic: Latest News
"Researcher says 139,000 harmed by Vioxx," Reuters, Jan. 3, 2005
 
Just weeks after Forbes announced Merck's Vioxx liability could reach US$38 billion, the U.S. drug safety officer who warned months ago about risks from Merck & Co. Inc.’s painkiller Vioxx has won clearance to publish a study arguing the now-recalled drug may have caused up to 139,000 excess cases of heart attacks and strokes. More...
  
To read more press articles on the Vioxx recall and Vioxx class action lawsuit, click here.


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Lieff Cabraser has participated in twenty-three $100 million-plus settlements and verdicts. To read a summary, click here.


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Click here to read recent press articles on the Vioxx recall and Vioxx lawsuits.


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Timeline
Read about key events in the Vioxx recall and Vioxx lawsuit by clicking here.



Vioxx Recall Lawsuits and Vioxx Side Effects: 2004 Update News

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