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	THE ASBESTOS LEGAL CRISIS Copyright 2004 The Houston Chronicle Publishing Company The Houston Chronicle Some famous trial lawyers look the part. Mark Lanier looks like a church youth director. But he wouldn't consider that an insult. Lanier, 43, is a devout Christian, founder of the Christian Trial Lawyers Association and a regular Sunday school teacher at Champions Forest Baptist Church.

	OKLAHOMA CITY LAW FIRM FILES VIOXX LAWSUIT AGAINST MERCK Source: PR Newswire An Oklahoma City law firm on Thursday filed a lawsuit against the drug maker Merck & Co., alleging that its arthritis drug Vioxx was defective and that the company failed to warn the public and healthcare providers of certain risks associated with taking the popular painkiller.

	WYETH WINS MULTIPLE FEN PHEN CASES IN PA Source: PR Newswire Wyeth on Thursday said that a Pennsylvania jury found in its favor in four combined Fen Phen cases were plaintiffs claimed the company's diet drugs Pondimin and Redux caused them heart-valve damage.
	RAND STUDY FINDS CALIFORNIA MEDICAL MALPRACTICE AWARD CAPS HAVE CUT PAYMENTS BY 30 PERCENT TO THOSE WHO WIN LAWSUITS Source: The RAND Corporation A landmark California law that caps non-economic awards in medical malpractice lawsuits has cut defendants' payments by 30 percent to plaintiffs who win such lawsuits at trials, according to a RAND Corporation study issued today. But because of limits on attorneys' fees contained in the California Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act (MICRA), net recoveries actually realized by these plaintiffs were only 15 percent less than they would have been without the award caps or fee limits, researchers found.

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