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A California jury awards $18.8 million to a cancer victim in the Johnson & Johnson talc baby powder lawsuit, marking a significant setback for J&J amid mounting talc-related cases.
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Johnson & Johnson said it now expects to earn between $10.70 and $10.80 per share on an adjusted basis for 2023, compared with its prior forecast of $10.60 and $10.70
(Reuters) -Johnson & Johnson's must pay $18.8 million to a California man who said he developed cancer from exposure to its baby powder, a jury decided on Tuesday, a setback for the company as it seeks to settle thousands of similar cases over its talc-based products in U.S. bankruptcy court. The jury ruled in favor of Emory Hernandez Valadez, who filed suit last year in California state court in Oakland against J&J, seeking monetary damages. Hernandez, 24, has said he developed mesothelioma, a
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Jury rules Johnson & Johnson must pay $18.8-million to man who claims company’s talc-based product caused his cancer
A US jury ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $18.8 million to a California man who claimed he developed cancer from their baby powder.