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Heavyweight Litigators Going Head-to-Head in Georgia Talc Trial
A Georgia J&J case features the lawyer who convinced a jury that a man who died of lung cancer smoked for enjoyment vs. a firm founded by a former governor on the promise of "making it right."
How Lawyers Found a Home for $142M in Leftover California Class Action Funds
"This is the end of a really long running case whose chief aim was to compensate women who were subjected to a very misleading marketing campaign," Beasley Allen's David Byrne told Law.com on Wednesday. "These products were sold to all women as this fountain of youth pill with claimed but unproven benefits."
How Lawyers Found a Home for $142M in Leftover Class Action Funds
"This is the end of a really long running case whose chief aim was to compensate women who were subjected to a very misleading marketing campaign," Beasley Allen's David Byrne told Law.com on Wednesday. "These products were sold to all women as this fountain of youth pill with claimed but unproven benefits."
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'Why Are We Here?' J&J Lawyer Asks Jury as Augusta Talc Trial Opens
"The dark side of this case is that Johnson & Johnson knew that the baby powder contained asbestos," John Bevis of the Barnes Law Group alleged. "Ladies and gentlemen, that is all absolutely wrong," J&J defense attorney Kenneth J. Reilly of Shook, Hardy & Bacon answered.
Employment Trends in the Legal Market: Is Your Firm Ready for More Client Matter Transfers?
By reducing or eliminating the manual steps involved in processing client file transfers, firms can lower the risk of human error that can lead to significant consequences if the wrong files are moved or important documents are missed.
Shook, Hardy & Bacon, Greenberg Traurig Repping Medical Device Maker Accused of Causing Injury
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
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