J&J Owes $260M To Ore. Talc Mesothelioma Patient, Jury Says

By Cara Salvatore · June 4, 2024, 7:07 PM EDT

An Oregon state jury has ruled that Johnson & Johnson owes $260 million to a woman who said she developed mesothelioma from breathing in asbestos during daily talcum powder use....

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