Johnson & Johnson has met with stress in its attempt to move multiple suits over its pain reliever Tylenol from Atlantic County to a friendlier New Jersey forum.
August 08, 2013 at 07:07 PM
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Johnson & Johnson has met with stress in its attempt to move multiple suits over its pain reliever Tylenol from Atlantic County to a friendlier New Jersey forum.
Judge Glenn Grant, acting administrative director of the courts, denied an application to classify suits by users claiming liver damage from the judge as multicounty litigation (MCL) and to centralize them in Middlesex County.
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