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Mosby

(18,469 posts)

1. Say goodbye to baby powder.

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Mon Apr 27, 2020, 04:05 PM

Apr 2020

The lawyers next target is, ironically, 3M.

Defective ear plugs.

The contingency fee system is driving this trend.

ETA baby powder does not have any asbestos in it, and hasn't for decades, but the truth is not easy to discern in modern american courtrooms.

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U.S. judge rules talc lawsuits against J&J can proceed, testimony limited [View all] Eugene Apr 2020 OP

Say goodbye to baby powder. Mosby Apr 2020 #1

No, just choose an alternative to talcum based powders. procon Apr 2020 #3

There hasn't been any asbestos in jnj baby powder since the 70s Mosby Apr 2020 #4

Good! These assholes were no better than those procon Apr 2020 #2