Civil Litigation
Aug. 10, 2017
Doctor cross-examined on talc cancer risks
The debate over the science relied upon to determine whether talc use is linked to cancer turned heated during cross-examination of the dying plaintiff’s doctor Wednesday.
LOS ANGELES — The debate over the science relied upon to determine whether talc use is linked to cancer turned heated during cross-examination of the dying plaintiff’s doctor Wednesday.
Johnson & Johnson defense attorney Kimberly Dunne sought to show the jury that key plaintiff’s witness Annie Yessaian omitted contributing factors besides talc that could have led to the development of plaintiff Eva Echeverria’s terminal ovarian...
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