Johnson & Johnson's attorneys tried to convince an appeals court Tuesday that there was no evidence its talc products caused a 63-year-old woman's cancer, and that a trial judge's reversal of a $417 million verdict should be upheld.
Eva Echeverria was awarded the $417 million in 2017 against the pharmaceutical company. The Los Angeles jury found that J&J failed to warn consumers about the risks associated with its talc prod...
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