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Johnson And Johnson's Case: The Case Of Johnson & Johnson
Johnson & Johnson is a very famous company dealing with products used by babies like-powder, oil, shampoo and many other products.In 2007, a woman Eva Echeverria sued the company for proving products which are not suitable for society.She has used Johnson’s Baby powder since last 40 years due to which she caught by ovarian cancer. $417 million awarded to that lady who was suffering from cancer in August 2017. Presently Ms. Echeverria had died, but her lawyer, Mark P. Robinson Jr. is still fighting in the court regarding the products of Johnson & Johnson on behalf of all the women who have impacted by this dangerous product. According to American Cancer Society, Talcum power contain talc, which contains moisture absorbing particles of oxygen, …show more content…
Its headquarters is in Miami, Oklahoma. This company filed for Bankruptcy in mid-2012 because there is a number of product liability lawsuits filed against it. The cans produced by this company would explode when used to pour gas to start a fire.There are 75 separate cases occurred due to the explosion of these cans. Fourteen people died due to the cans, including six children, one of which was Landon Bedore. When he was three years old, he spills over a Blitz gas can in the garage. He suffered from 3rd-degree burns to nearly half of his body. The absence of a flame arrester responsible for the explosion of the Blitz gas cans. The company has to pay around $4 million in approximately 30 cases. Due to this, the company has to close its operations in 2013 due to its …show more content…
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