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Fulton County State Court Judge Jane Morrison is presiding over a wrongful death case against Johnson & Johnson on claims that decadelong use of its talcum baby powder by Diane Brower led to her 2016 death from ovarian cancer.
September 10, 2019 at 02:31 PM
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The first Georgia trial over whether Johnson & Johnson’s talc-based baby powder causes ovarian cancer opened Tuesday as jury selection began in a Fulton County courtroom.
Fulton County State Court Judge Jane Morrison is presiding over the case, brought on behalf of the 12-year-old granddaughter of Atlanta-area resident Diane Brower.
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