Civil Litigation
Apr. 15, 2019
Medical industry weighs in on talc appeal
Three statewide medical associations have filed an amicus brief siding with Johnson & Johnson regarding the pending appeal of a $417 million talc verdict against the company.
Three statewide medical associations filed an amicus brief siding with Johnson & Johnson in its appeal of a $417 million verdict over the dangers of talc.
The California Medical Association, the California Dental Association, and the California Hospital Association, which collectively comprise a majority of the state's medical industry, said they were weighing in before the 2nd District Court of Appeal rules because of repercus...
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