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J&J bashes Beasley Allen as it seeks approval of $9B talc plan

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HOUSTON - Johnson & Johnson takes aim at plaintiffs attorneys opposing its massive settlement of cancer claims related to Baby Powder, basically calling them hypocrites whose lone standard is how much money they will make for themselves.J&J is trying to use a spinoff company, Red River Talc, to absorb the company's liabilities in cases alleging its Baby Powder contained asbestos and caused ovarian cancer in tens of thousands of individuals. Rath…

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J&J bashes Beasley Allen as it seeks approval of $9B talc plan

HOUSTON - Johnson & Johnson takes aim at plaintiffs attorneys opposing its massive settlement of cancer claims related to Baby Powder, basically calling them hypocrites whose lone standard is how much money they will make for themselves.J&J is trying to use a spinoff company, Red River Talc, to absorb the company's liabilities in cases alleging its Baby Powder contained asbestos and caused ovarian cancer in tens of thousands of individuals. Rath…

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