Andrew Curtin of North Yarmouth is suing Johnson & Johnson for $25 million, claiming their talc powder killed his wife.
Cynthia Curtin was diagnosed with mesothelioma in 2017. She died just four days after the diagnosis.
According to WGME, the lawsuit claims Johnson & Johnson’s product contains asbestos, a major cause of mesothelioma.
A man from North Yarmouth says Johnson & Johnson talc powder killed his wife, and he's suing the company for $25 million. https://t.co/4Q3nYtV9ip
— CBS 13 News (@WGME) December 26, 2024
SUING JOHNSON & JOHNSON | A man from Maine said Johnson & Johnson talc powder killed his wife, according to a report, and he's suing the company for $25 million.
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— WPEC CBS12 News (@CBS12) December 27, 2024
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