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Berg v. Johnson & Johnson et al
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4:09-cv-04179
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- Archer Norris
- Ballard Spahr
- Cadwell Sanford
- Goldman Ismail
- Gunderson Palmer
- Holland & Hart
- Johnson Eiesland
- Porter Malouf
- Shook Hardy
- Swier Law Firm
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November 22, 2013
Judge Backs Jury Finding In J&J Body Powder Cancer Suit
A South Dakota federal judge on Tuesday supported a jury's finding against Johnson & Johnson on a negligence claim in a woman's lawsuit linking her cancer to the company's talcum body powder, though it still owes her no damages.
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October 07, 2013
J&J Escapes Damages In Suit Linking Body Powder To Cancer
The jury found for the plaintiff on her negligence claim Friday in a suit in a South Dakota court alleging Johnson & Johnson knew the use of two products, Johnson's Baby Powder and Shower to Shower, could lead to ovarian cancer.