Johnson & Johnson’s problems are not taking the name of being reduced. Now recently a news is making headlines on social media. According to the report, ‘Johnson & Johnson’ company will have to pay 154 crore 37 lakh 15 thousand to the person living in California. This is the person who made the case that he got cancer after applying Johnson & Johnson baby powder. Now on Tuesday The jury of the American Bankruptcy Court has given its verdict in connection with this case. In which it was said that the company should give so much money to the person as soon as possible. Let us tell you that there are many such cases on the company. And it now wants to settle thousands of similar cases over talc-based products.
That’s why the company should give so much money to the victim
The jury found that Hernandez was in great pain and that the whole illness had cost him dearly. For whose compensation they should get money from the company. Eric Haas, J&J’s vice president of litigation, said in a statement that the company will appeal the decision. This would be said to be inconsistent with decades of independent scientific evaluation. which confirms that Johnson’s Baby Powder is safe, does not contain asbestos and does not cause cancer.
The victim’s lawyer made this allegation
Victim Hernandez’s lawyer could not be immediately contacted. In arguments before the jury on July 10, the company’s attorneys said there was no evidence to prove or link Hernandez’s cancer to asbestos or the powder. And Hernandez’s lawyer believes that the company is trying to hide its crime by any means.
Hernandez’s mother told the jurors
Hernandez, testifying in June, told jurors that if he had been warned it contained asbestos. So he would have avoided J&J’s talc, as his lawsuit alleges. Jurors heard from Hernandez’s mother, Anna Camacho, who said she used large amounts of J&J’s baby powder on her son when he was a child and during his childhood. She broke down in tears as she described Hernandez’s illness.
Several people have filed lawsuits alleging that J&J’s baby powder and other talc products sometimes contain asbestos and cause ovarian cancer and mesothelioma. J&J has stated that its talc products are safe and do not contain asbestos, which has been linked to mesothelioma.
J&J’s subsidiary LTL Management filed for bankruptcy in April in Trenton, New Jersey. In which it was proposed to pay $ 8.9 billion to settle more than 38,000 cases and prevent new cases from appearing. This was the company’s second attempt to resolve the talc claims in bankruptcy, after a previous bid was rejected by a federal appeals court. US Chief Bankruptcy Judge Michael Kaplan, who is overseeing LTL’s Chapter 11 filing, allowed Hernandez’s trial to proceed because he is only expected to live for a short time.
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