i am looking for an attorney that is handling the small claims involved with vioxx?
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Vioxx hasn't been found to cause arrhythmias.  Nor has it been associated with vasospasm.  The class actions you refer to are for myocardial infarctions related to fixed obstructive coronary artery disease.  You are probably out of luck.
1009910
Look for a civil suit attorney.  They deal with contracts, small claims, etc...
566029
Most pharmacist's will help you. They are one of the most honest professions. Actually, contacting a lawyer would be better. They usually give one free call.
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You need an attorney.
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This can't be answered precisely without details as to what court you're in. \n\nGenerally, defendants have a minimum of 20-30 days to respond after service of a complaint. Often they seek and are granted additional time. In this type of case, it's unlikely that they'll respond with a motion rather than an answer, but that's a possiblity.\n\nDepending upon the court, after the answer, typically a preliminary or scheduling conference date is set, at which time the lawyers work out the rough schedule for the remainder of the case. There may be a considerable delay between the filing of the answer and the scheduling date.\n\nProducts liability cases, including Vioxx cases, are reasonably complex litigation, and may take a number of years from start to finish.
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sounds like you need a lawyer
1024779
yes....call another personal injury attorney, and if you have a case, he'll take care of it....trust me.
649632
take them to small claims court
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You may or may not have a case, i guess i dont know the details. If he discussed the case with the cashier in an effort to solve the problem of who has the script, I dont think it would be a privacy violation (I maybe wrong) especially if he didnt disclose to her what drug you were taking. And its going to be hard to prove by word of mouth that this isnt what happened. If it was a personal conversation though and then it would probably be a HIPPA violation.  I'm an intern in pharmacy school but I'm not a legal expert so I don't know every little detail and what counts as a HIPPA violation and what doesnt. Also, if they end up not having that your ex isnt allowed to pick up your Rx you might have a tough time proving your case. Like I said though, I dont know the details of the incident nor am i familiar with the situation, and I'm sure im not hearing the whole story. It seems odd your doctor would "drop" you if there wasnt more to this story... You probably need to talk to a lawyer to get an exact answer if you really want to sue them. It sounds like it was probably an honest mistake by the pharmacy. Pharmacies usually have several thousand patients, and to be realistic its pretty much impossible to stay up on the domestic situations of each one. If they had a note on your husband, it was probably buried in the part of your profile called the DUR in which case they tech wouldnt have seen the note unless she was looking for it. I think you're also going to have to prove that your ex picked up your prescription... and even if he did, the pharmacy would be able to give you more if you had refills, though your insurance might not cover it. So yeah, you need to ask a lawyer... but IMO you dont have that much of a case... sorry about the trouble you've had though.
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I would file a small claims suit.\n\nCoach
595837
complain to the BAR Association in your state. They will will do the "asking" for you. And they will get a response.
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Small claims court depending on the amount of the bill. You could also send the bill to collections.
784825
You need to get in contact with a lawyer.
122996
I think you may need ask your attorney...
642581
You need a to talk to an attorney.
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i hope yopu have an attorney!!!!! if not get one that specializes in this you want to be sure to get as many breaks as you can
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If the person signed a contract saying they would be liable for the costs of treatment, they are liable. Take them to small claims court.