Morton Dubin, Representing J&J, Questions Credibility of Woman Who Claims Talc Caused Her Mesothelioma
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Morton Dubin tells jurors Tina Herford’s post-suit claims concerning her exposure to talc and potentially other exposure to asbestos differ from statements she made before her suit against Johnson & Johnson. Herford who had mesothelioma, claims she contracted the disease from exposure to asbestos in J&J’s talc products
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