Johnson & Johnson's lawyers went on the attack Wednesday in the first California trial over talcum powder, even moving for a mistrial in the middle of opening statements.
July 26, 2017 at 08:10 PM
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Johnson & Johnson’s lawyers went on the attack Wednesday in the first California trial over talcum powder, even moving for a mistrial in the middle of opening statements.
“If ever a case existed for a mistrial,” said defense attorney Bart Williams, “this is it.” Minutes earlier, Williams had objected numerous times to plaintiff’s attorney Allen Smith’s remarks during his opening statement.
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