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Appeal Filed In Talcum Powder Cases Over Expert Testimony

Appeal Filed In Talcum Powder Cases Over Expert Testimony

In September of 2016, a New Jersey Superior Court judge dismissed the lawsuits of two women who claimed that their use of Johnson & Johnson talcum powder products caused their ovarian cancer. The judge dismissed the lawsuits based on his rejection of plaintiffs’...
First Ever California Trial Set In Ovarian Talc Case

First Ever California Trial Set In Ovarian Talc Case

The Los Angeles County Superior Court scheduled its first trial for July 3, 2017 in a case involving a woman who claims that she developed ovarian cancer from the use of Johnson & Johnson’s talc-containing Baby Powder and Shower-to-Shower products.  The...
Flint Residents Sue For $720 Million For Lead In Their Water

Flint Residents Sue For $720 Million For Lead In Their Water

On January 30, 2017, over 1,700 residents and property owners in the Flint, Michigan area filed a lawsuit against the United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) concerning the agency’s handling of the high levels of lead found in the area’s water sources....
“Each and Every” Theory Precluded In Asbestos Case

“Each and Every” Theory Precluded In Asbestos Case

A common refrain from plaintiffs’ experts in the asbestos litigation is that “each and every exposure” to asbestos fibers was a substantial contributing cause of a plaintiff’s asbestos-related disease.  Under this theory, it makes no difference whether a plaintiff was...
Lead In Cosmetics: FDA Guide For Maximum Levels

Lead In Cosmetics: FDA Guide For Maximum Levels

In 2016, significant media attention was given to lead particles found in the drinking water of various municipalities, with special attention given to Flint, Michigan. Much of the concern regarding the ingestion of impermissibly high lead levels has focused on the...