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Dept. of Justice Indicts Owner of Food Facility who Knowingly Distributed Cheese Contaminated with Listeria

We place a great deal of trust in our food safety system. We trust that the individuals who harvest, package, prepare, and serve our food are using reasonable care to ensure that the food is handled and stored in a manner that reduces the chances for contamination to occur. Although…

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St. Louis Jury Returns $70 Million Verdict against Johnson & Johnson and Supplier in Talcum Powder Ovarian Cancer Case

Earlier this month, a jury returned a massive $70 million verdict against Johnson & Johnson and Imerys Talc America in a lawsuit regarding the company’s talcum powder products. The verdict constituted $67.25 million against Johnson & Johnson, $65 million of which represented a punitive damages award. The jury assigned $2.75…

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Jurado En St. Louis Determina Veredicto De 70 Millones De Dólares Contra Johnson & Johnson Y Su Proveedor De Talco En Polvo En Un Caso De Cáncer De Ovario

A principios de este mes, un jurado determinó un veredicto masivo de 70 millones de dólares contra Johnson & Johnson e Imerys Talc America en una demanda relacionada a los productos de talco en polvo de la compañía. El veredicto constituyó $ 67.25 millones en contra de Johnson & Johnson, $65 millones de…

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Samsung Recalls Top-Loading Washing Machine After Several Reports of Explosions

Sometimes it is easy to overlook the fact that there are hundreds of appliances and products in our daily lives that pose latent risks to our health and safety. Something as simple and common as a washing machine can lead to serious injuries if is not manufactured with reasonable safety…

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Man Injured While Being Moved by Hospital Staff Has Lawsuit Blocked Due to Statute of Limitations

In a recent case, a plaintiff who was receiving treatment at a hospital was injured as he was being moved on a gurney within the hospital by medical personnel. While the plaintiff was being transferred, the gurney tipped over, and he suffered fractures as a result. The plaintiff filed a…

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Customer Allowed to Pursue Claim Against Trampoline Park, Even Though She Signed Waiver

People sign contracts all the time. When someone purchases a ticket to a concert or installs a new software on their computer, they probably signed the contract without giving it much thought. It is only later when an issue arises that the terms of the contract really become important. However, a…

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Baby Powder Found to Cause Cancer; Moll Law Group Can Help

Earlier this month, a St. Louis jury awarded a woman over $70 million in a personal injury lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson, alleging that the company’s baby powder caused her ovarian cancer. According to one national news source covering the case, the plaintiff relied on several studies that have linked the…

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California Agency Releases New Requirements for Prop 65 Dangerous Chemical Warnings

After a year of consideration, California’s Office of Health Hazard Assessment (OHHA) has issued a final regulation for its “Safe Harbor” warning provision regarding Proposition 65. This new provision is designed to give consumers additional information regarding the contents of the products sold in California, particularly when it comes to potentially…

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New Food Safety Survey Sheds Light on How Much it Matters to Consumers

Consumers are paying more and more attention to food safety. Federal regulators are also making the safety and reliability of our food system a higher priority. A recent survey from TrendSource, Inc., a San Diego-based data collection and analysis service, sought to figure out which perceptions diners have about food…