US EditionBaltimore Jury Hits Johnson & Johnson with Record $1.5B Talc Cancer Judgment
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Baltimore jury hits Johnson & Johnson with record $1.5B talc cancer judgment
A Baltimore jury ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay over $1.5 billion to a woman who said asbestos in talc baby powder caused mesothelioma. The post Baltimore jury hits Johnson & Johnson with record $1.5B talc cancer judgment first appeared on Michigan Lawyers Weekly.
A city juror in Baltimore ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay more than US$ 1.5 billion in a process that claimed that personal hygiene products on the basis of such a company caused cancer in a woman of Maryland. According to The Wall Street Journal, Cherie Craft's lawyers revealed that the verdict was the largest against Johnson & Johnson in relation to a single claimant. The company has suffered several judicial processes in recent years due to …
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