Left to right: Joseph Satterley, Moishe Maimon, and Denyse Clancy.
A trio of plaintiffs lawyers overcame Johnson & Johnson's home court advantage in the first successful case linking Johnson's Baby Powder and mesothelioma.
April 13, 2018 at 11:40 AM
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Bringing a suit against Johnson & Johnson in its own backyard is challenging, but not in the way one might think, said Moshe Maimon.
A partner at Levy Konigsberg, Maimon is part of the team that won $117 million in damages this week in New Jersey state court on behalf of a longtime user of Johnson’s Baby Powder who developed mesothelioma.
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