- Defense
- Johnson & Johnson
- Represented By:
- Bueno, Kim (Butler Snow LLP)
- Defense
- American International Industries Inc.
- Represented By:
- Flynn, Stephanie (Fox Rothschild LLP)
In this talc trial, plaintiff Michael Perry developed mesothelioma after using Johnson & Johnsons Baby Powder throughout his life. Perry claims that the mesothelioma was caused by asbestos fibers in the powder. His attorneys allege that defendant Johnson & Johnson was aware that their talc contained asbestos for years but concealed this from consumers.
Johnson & Johnson claims that their talc does not contain asbestos, suggesting that Perrys mesothelioma resulted from work with asbestos in brake pads when he was younger.
Verdict for plaintiff - $32,656,250 + Punitives
Phase 2 VERDICT: for Michael Perry
J&J- $30 million
American International Industries - $760,000
Recording Disclaimer: This proceeding was recorded in full.