Civil Litigation
Jul. 24, 2019
Retired teacher who won $12M in talc lawsuit dies, canceling punitive damages phase
A retired schoolteacher who won $12 million against Johnson & Johnson in a talc lawsuit has died, prompting the cancellation of a punitive damages phase of the case on the eve of trial.
A retired schoolteacher who won $12 million against Johnson & Johnson in a talc lawsuit has died, prompting the cancellation of a punitive damages phase of the case on the eve of trial.
In June, Alameda County Superior Court Judge Frank Roesch granted...
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