Matthew Davis - author
Matthew Davis is a freelance journalist who has covered civil litigation for a variety of publications. He joined Mesowatch in 2016 and covers asbestos litigation developments in the U.S., as well as newsworthy asbestos cases.
Johnson & Johnson Faces Critical Legal Test in Connecticut
Matthew Davis
3 mins read - September 23, 2024
The first trial in Connecticut involving Johnson & Johnson’s cosmetic talc products has begun, marking a significant legal challenge for the company. The lawsuit, which relate...
Is J&J Playing Fair? Lawyers Dispute the $1.1 Billion Talc Settlement Increase
Matthew Davis
4 mins read - September 11, 2024
On September 4, Johnson & Johnson boldly announced a $1.1 billion increase to its proposed talc settlement, This would increase the settlement to more than $9 billion paid over 25...
J&J Raises Talcum Powder Settlement by Another $1.1 Billion
Matthew Davis
4 mins read - September 10, 2024
Johnson & Johnson is planning to pay an additional $1.1 billion in its proposed settlement to clear up tens of thousands of lawsuits alleging the company, and its baby powder of c...
Talc Settlement Disputes Keep Doors Open for Future Claims Against J&J
Matthew Davis
4 mins read - August 24, 2024
The complex negotiations surrounding Johnson & Johnson’s $6.5 billion attempt to settle thousands of lawsuits regarding its talc products have hit a stumbling block, with several ...
$59.7M Transfer Triggers Legal Battle Over Asbestos Claims
Matthew Davis
3 mins read - August 21, 2024
Former executives of Nash Engineering Co. are grappling with serious allegations from a Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee. The lawsuit which is taking place in Connecticut accuses the ...
Talc Lung Cancer Lawsuit Costs Johnson & Johnson $63.4 Million
Matthew Davis
4 mins read - August 16, 2024
Today comes with news of a groundbreaking legal decision, a South Carolina jury has awarded an astounding $63.4 million to a plaintiff who developed lung cancer after years of usi...
NJ Judge Approves Limited Legal Fees in J&J Talc Bankruptcy
Matthew Davis
2 mins read - September 26, 2023
A New Jersey bankruptcy judge has approved the payment of hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees and expenses to attorneys representing talc tort claimants in the bankruptc...
Florida Appeals Court Reopens Mesothelioma Case Against Carlisle
Matthew Davis
2 mins read - August 15, 2023
A Florida appeals court has reversed a lower court’s decision, allowing a lawsuit to proceed against Carlisle Industrial Brake & Friction Inc. The suit claims that Joan Smith devel...
Washington Supreme Court Confirms $4M ExxonMobil Asbestos Verdict
Matthew Davis
2 mins read - July 30, 2023
Washington’s highest court has confirmed a jury verdict against ExxonMobil Oil Co., ruling that the company was liable for exposing a contractor to asbestos, which led to his mesot...
California Jury Grants $107M to Janitor’s Family for Asbestos Death
Matthew Davis
3 mins read - July 12, 2023
A California jury has awarded approximately $107 million in damages to the family of Joel Hernandezcueva, a 45-year-old janitor who died from mesothelioma, a cancer linked to asbes...
Seventh Circuit Reinstates Asbestos Packaging Lawsuit Against Kiln Manufacturer
Matthew Davis
2 mins read - June 21, 2023
The Seventh Circuit breathed new life into a lawsuit implicating a kiln device manufacturer in a mesothelioma case, asserting that the manufacturer’s responsibility to consumers sh...
Judge Rejects Consolidation of Dow Mesothelioma Cases
Matthew Davis
2 mins read - May 19, 2023
In a recent ruling, U.S. District Judge Richard E. Myers II has denied the consolidation of two mesothelioma cases against Dow Chemical and Fluor, emphasizing the distinct differen...
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