J&J Denies 'Evil Motive' In Face Of $30M Talc Damages

By Brian Steele · March 18, 2025, 9:50 PM EDT

Johnson & Johnson did not act with the kind of "evil motive" that would justify a $30 million punitive damages award to a Connecticut man who won a lawsuit alleging its...

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