Episode 51 Overview In this episode, Sarah and Ben Showard cover the following information: Tesla self-driving car accident lawsuit. Apple River stabbing incident involving teenagers. Zantac cancer cases – critical settlement reached. Johnson & Johnson talcum powder cancer lawsuit. Ozempic weight loss litigation is moving quickly. Philips CPAP case. Allergan textured breast implants lawsuit (BIAACL…
Episode 49 Overview In this episode, Sarah and Ben Showard cover the following topics: Johnson & Johnson Talcum Powder case update First verdict has been reached for an infant’s death from NEC caused by baby formula was in Illinois for $60 million. Companies fail to warn about potential deadly side effects, causing harsh verdicts. They…
Episode 41 Overview In this episode, Sarah and Ben Showard cover the following topics: Grey areas of alcohol consumption. Johnson & Johnson talcum powder and mesothelioma case updates. Panera’s killer “Charged” lemonade lawsuit update. Sodium Nitrite (bought on Amazon) suicide case update. 3M earplugs settlement – biggest multidistrict litigation (MDL) ever! Zantac case update. Dunkin’…
Episode 30 Overview In this episode, Sarah and Ben Showard cover the following topics: Panera Death Case – Charged Lemonade caused a girl to pass away after she drank some from the soda machine due to high amounts of caffeine. Monsanto – the company behind RoundUp Weed Killer – is getting sued for large amounts.…
Johnson & Johnson’s attempt to avoid compensating victims of talcum powder related cancer has hit a road block. The so called “Texas Two-Step” legal strategy was not in good faith according to the decision of the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals in an opinion released today. The Company created a subsidiary to absorb talc…
This July, Judge Ana C. Viscomi of the New Jersey Superior Court rejected Johnson & Johnson’s motion to reduce or dismiss a $186 million combined punitive damage award, which had already been reduced from $750 million in February. In denying the baby powder case appeal, the judge called the company’s behavior “reprehensible”. NJ Jury…
Johnson & Johnson’s crushed talc baby powder first debuted on the market in 1894. The mineral naturally occurs alongside asbestos in the earth. This has raised concerns in recent years that the product may be linked to ovarian cancer, particularly when used regularly for feminine hygiene, as it has been promoted. After nearly 126 years…
A ruling by a New Jersey judge has struck a blow at the defense by Johnson & Johnson (“J&J”) in the ongoing and closely followed multi-district litigation (“MDL”) over talc powder cancer. The ruling allows the cases to continue with support from some of the plaintiffs’ expert witnesses on causation. Tens of thousands of…