Claims Linking Talc to Women's Cancer Solely Driven by Plaintiffs' Attys, J&J Lawyer Argues

In closings at trial against Johnson & Johnson, Allison Brown, of Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom, tells jurors that there is no evidence linking talc use and the ovarian cancer three women developed. Instead, Brown tells jurors the claims are attorney-driven. The plaintiffs had claimed asbestos in J&J's talc caused their cancer. However, a Missouri jury cleared J&J of responsibility in the case. Read more about the trial: https://bit.ly/cvn-geise-jj Learn how you can access an unrivaled archive of trial video featuring top lawyers from coast-to-coast: https://bit.ly/cvn-subscribe