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Jury Awards $70M+ In Talc Powder Cancer Lawsuit, Hands J&J 3rd Consecutive Trial Loss

Posted by David Siegel on Oct 27, 2016 10:59:37 PM

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Topics: product liability

Jury To Hear Closings In Long-Running Trial Over J&J’s Alleged Cancer Causing Talc Powders

Posted by David Siegel on Oct 25, 2016 9:57:58 PM

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Topics: product liability

Evidence Rules May Be the $127M - and Counting - Difference Between Missouri and New Jersey Talc-Cancer Cases: Report

Posted by Courtroom View Network on Oct 20, 2016 11:54:22 AM

 

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Missouri juries have awarded $127 million in state talc-cancer cases this year, with more potentially to come, while New Jersey, a hotbed of talc-cancer litigation itself, recently threw out two similar cases. Why the disparity? According to a legal expert interviewed in a recent Forbes article, it may be fundamental differences in expert witness admissibility.

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Topics: product liability, Missouri

The Science Behind Winning Talc Powder Trials: Guest Analysis from Innovative Science Solutions (Video)

Posted by Courtroom View Network on Jul 26, 2016 6:05:58 PM

Litigation over the cancer risks of Johnson & Johnson’s talc powder products is heating back up after juries delivered two historic multi-million verdicts earlier this year, with trials slated for September in Missouri and October in New Jersey. Courtroom View Network hopes to webcast both trials, and as a lead up we are featuring a guest column by Dr. David Schwartz, Ph.D. of Innovative Science Solutions, breaking down some of the key scientific studies and expert testimony backing up the legal arguments in these high-stakes cases. (Become a CVN subscriber to watch previously recorded and upcoming talcum powder trials for as little as $99/month)

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Topics: product liability

Boston Scientific, C.R. Bard Face Trial Over Safety Of Pelvic Mesh Implants

Posted by David Siegel on Dec 2, 2015 5:34:00 PM

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Topics: Pelvic Mesh Litigation, healthcare, product liability