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A Bergen County, N.J., judge last week sweetened the stakes for a diet-drug maker sued over alleged heart-valve damage, ruling that Wyeth Corp. could challenge plaintiffs' eligibility to opt out of a federal $3.75 billion class action settlement and to bring their own suits. The holding could influence how judges across the country handle tens of thousands of suits. And the cases continue to mount as the national May 3 opt-out deadline approaches.
April 21, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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