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Johnson & Johnson Loses Another Pinnacle Hip Lawsuit

The news out of a Texas courtroom was not good news for the medical device giant Johnson & Johnson. For the second time, the company

Talcum Powder Lawsuit Results in Third Verdict Against Johnson & Johnson

In another resounding defeat, Johnson & Johnson lost a third straight trial over claims its talcum powder can cause ovarian cancer. After only 3 hours

FDA allows Medical Device Makers to Hide Adverse Events

The Star Tribune has published an article about medical device makers and their publication of adverse events concerning their products. According to the Star Tribune,

Kentucky Attorney General Files Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuit

Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear has filed a civil lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson and its Ethicon division over its surgical mesh products. In filing

Pinnacle Hip Lawsuits Move Forward After Court Denies Appeal

The 5th District court in Texas recently denied a defense motion for an expedited appeal and a postponement in the pending bellwether trial scheduled for

Studies Show Johnson & Johnson Targeted Certain Women in Baby Powder Marketing Campaign

As talc powder lawsuits continue to be filed against the manufacturer, Johnson & Johnson, new data suggests that the mega company targeted specific groups of

$55 Million Verdict in 2nd Johnson & Johnson Talc Baby Powder Lawsuit

For the second time a jury has ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay a huge award over claims that its talcum powder causes cancer. A

Johnson & Johnson Ordered to Pay $72 Million Settlement over Talc Powder

A St. Louis jury has ordered beleaguered health giant Johnson & Johnson to pay $72 million in damages to the family of Jackie Fox, an

Ethicon Settles Transvaginal Mesh Implant Lawsuits for $120 Million

Johnson & Johnson has had its share of legal troubles recently. Gone are the days of public trust which grew when, in 1982, the company

Johnson & Johnson Unethical and Illegal Drug and Device Marketing: A Review of the Steven Brill Article

In a groundbreaking report, Steven Brill and The Huffington Post have combined to produce a 58,000-word, 15-part Brill-reported series, “America’s Most Admired Law Breaker.” This