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Columbus Day gave Merck & Co. time to regroup after their setback in the Vioxx product liability trial Friday, a day they may come to regard as a time of disaster. That was when Superior Court Judge Carol Higbee struck the trial testimony of company VP and doctor Briggs Morrison, finding he "materially changed" what he had been expected to say based upon his deposition. A midtrial appeal to a higher court is being contemplated, but no such action has been filed, according to a Merck spokesman.
October 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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