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Given its bad ink, you'd think the prescription painkiller OxyContin would have prompted a potentially bankrupting wave of lawsuits. So far at least, you'd be wrong. The medicine has been linked to 464 overdose deaths, and abuse of the drug in rural areas has earned it the nickname "hillbilly heroin." Despite early enthusiasm for suing manufacturer Purdue Pharma, many plaintiffs' lawyers are steering clear of OxyContin cases.
April 30, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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