Asbestos Risk “Unreasonable” For Workers and Consumers, EPA Draft Evaluation Finds
A draft evaluation by EPA experts indicates the risks of asbestos exposure are too great to justify keeping any asbestos products on the market.…
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A draft evaluation by EPA experts indicates the risks of asbestos exposure are too great to justify keeping any asbestos products on the market.…
A new study indicates asbestos in cosmetic talcum powder products has been linked to cases of mesothelioma.…
The FDA indicates nine of 43 cosmetics products tested contained at least trace amounts of asbestos, and says it will continue testing products throughout 2020.…
Johnson & Johnson has been hit with a $9 million verdict following a trial where a woman claimed she developed mesothelioma following exposure to asbestos in its Baby Powder products.…
Plaintiffs have presented new scientific evidence to the federal judge overseeing all federal talcum powder lawsuits in hopes of bolstering the validity of their expert witnesses.…
Johnson & Johnson was ordered to pay nearly $790 million by a New Jersey jury to four plaintiffs who say they developed mesothelioma due to exposure to asbestos in talcum powder products, however the amount was reduced to about $224 million by the presiding judge.…
Philadelphia teachers want a court to force the Philadelphia School District to adopt best practices in testing and removing asbestos from school buildings, and to let them be a part of the planning and the process.…
A talcum powder lawsuit was settled midway through trial in California between Johnson & Johnson and a woman who says she developed mesothelioma due to asbestos fibers in Baby Powder.…
A new study suggests cosmetic talcum powder inhalation can cause ovarian cancer due to asbestos exposure.…
A federal judge has cleared the way for an investor class action lawsuit over Johnson & Johnson’s talcum powder products to proceed.…