Health Care & Hospital Law,
Civil Litigation
Jul. 13, 2021
No link between J&J opioids and sales in California, expert testifies
Laurentius Marais of Compass Lexecon in Chicago testified the sale of three prescription drugs made by Janssen Pharmaceuticals Inc. — a Johnson & Johnson subsidiary — consisted of less than 1% of the total opioid drug sales in the state between 1997 and 2018.




There is no link between California's opioid crisis and the sale of three Johnson & Johnson pain drugs a statistics expert said Monday during a $50 billion bench trial nearing its end in Orange County.
Statistics expert Laurentius Marais of Compass Lexecon in Chicago testified the sale of three prescription drugs made by Janssen Pharmaceuticals Inc. -- a Johnson & Johnson subsidiary -- consisted of less than 1% of the total...
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