
J&J Talc: $950M Punitive Damages Thrown Out
LA judge vacates $950M in punitive damages in Mae Moore mesothelioma case, finding insufficient proof J&J knew talc contained asbestos.
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LA judge vacates $950M in punitive damages in Mae Moore mesothelioma case, finding insufficient proof J&J knew talc contained asbestos.

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