Andrew Curtin said his wife's death after being diagnosed with mesothelioma was a result of using the company's talc-based ...

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A North Yarmouth widower has filed a $25 million lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson and Pecos River Talc after his wife ...

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The lawsuit claims Andrew Curtin’s wife and ingested asbestos, which caused the mesothelioma from the J & J products.

WorkSafe is reminding employers and workers to ensure they are safely dealing with potentially deadly asbestos, which ...