In this cosmetic talc trial, four plaintiffs claim they developed mesothelioma after years of using Johnson & Johnson's baby powder. Plaintiffs sue Johnson & Johnson, claiming that asbestos in the talc powder caused their mesothelioma.
Plaintiffs assert that internal documents show how Johnson & Johnson knew their powder contained asbestos, yet hid it from the public for years for profit.
Representatives for defendant Johnson & Johnson claim their baby powder does not contain asbestos, with the plaintiffs' studies supposedly relying upon flawed science.
Verdict for plaintiffs.
Total damages: $37.3 million, with punitive damages to be awarded in a future proceeding.
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![]() | 00:17:39 | Opening Statement | Maimon, Moshe | |||
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Recording Disclaimer: This proceeding was recorded in full.