Defective Product
J & J Recalls Baby Powder Containing Asbestos
Johnson & Johnson Announces Baby Powder Recall On October 18, 2019, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) posted the company announcement made by Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc. The reason for the statement was the presence of asbestos in one of its baby powder products. The company told consumers that “out of an abundance…
Read MoreTalcum Powder Recall
In early October, 2019, Johnson & Johnson (J & J) Announced it Recalled More than 33,000 Containers of Talcum Cowder Johnson & Johnson instituted this recall over concerns that asbestos, a known carcinogen, contaminated the talcum powder. In its 2014 public health assessment, The World Health Organization stated that “Exposure to asbestos, including chrysotile, causes…
Read MoreDefects in Seatbelts
As safety precautions rise in automobile manufacturing and law enforcement, a decline in injuries and deaths in car accidents have declined significantly. Seatbelts are perhaps the most functional piece of security for a driver or passenger. However, in the event of an accident, some seatbelts have failed because of design error or assembly, leading to…
Read MoreTalcum Powder Cancer Lawsuit Jury Rendered $72 Million Verdict Rendered Against Johnson Johnson
Talcum Powder Cancer Lawsuit Alleges That Women Develop Ovarian Cancer Allegedly Due To Using Talc-Based Products For Feminine Purposes.
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