Joseph Satterley Claims Link Between J&J Talc & Consumer's Mesothelioma, as Trial Opens
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Joseph Satterley outlines evidence he says proves Terry Leavitt developed mesothelioma from asbestos in Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder. Leavitt is suing the consumer products giant, along with its talc supplier, Imerys Talc America, in the first lawsuit involving J&J's cosmetic talc products to go to trial in the asbestos litigation hub of Alameda County, California.
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