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BREAKING: J&J Prevails at Trial Over Retired GA Teacher's Ovarian Cancer Death

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Oct 5, 2021 12:30:01 PM

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Topics: Georgia, Monroe v. Johnson & Johnson

Water Heater Parts Supplier Prevails at Trial Over Plumber's Cancer Death

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Sep 20, 2021 11:40:01 AM

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Columbia, SC— Jurors Thursday cleared heating materials supplier Chromalox, Inc. of responsibility for the mesothelioma death of a South Carolina plumber. Manning v. Chromalox, Inc., 2020-CP-40-01293.

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Topics: Products Liability, Asbestos, Georgia, Manning v. Gould Pumps Incorporated

Attys Debate Whether Baby Powder Caused GA Woman's Cancer Death, as Trial Opens Against J&J

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Sep 16, 2021 3:12:45 PM

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Augusta, GA— Attorneys Monday faced off over what caused a former teacher's  ovarian cancer death, as one of Georgia’s first trials over alleged links between talcum powder and the disease opened against Johnson & Johnson. Monroe v. Johnson & Johnson, et al., 2018RCSC01222.

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Topics: Products Liability, Asbestos, Georgia, Talc, Monroe v. Johnson & Johnson

Trial to Open Monday Against J&J Over Georgia Woman's Cancer Death

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Sep 10, 2021 3:04:23 PM

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Augusta, GA— Openings are scheduled to begin Monday at trial over whether Johnson & Johnson’s cosmetic talc products are responsible for a Georgia woman’s cancer death, in one of the state’s first talc cases to go before a jury. Monroe v. Johnson & Johnson, et al. 

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Topics: Asbestos, Georgia, Talc, Monroe v. Johnson & Johnson

10 Must Watch 'Real World' Civil Trials & Why CVN Needs Your Help Covering Them

Posted by David Siegel on Aug 4, 2021 1:27:18 PM

One of the most common questions Courtroom View Network gets from judges and attorneys after submitting a request to film a civil trial gavel-to-gavel is, “Why are you here?”

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Topics: Premises Liability, Georgia, automotive