In this episode: Sarah and Ben Showard cover the following topics:
- Johnson & Johnson Talcum Powder case update
- First verdict has been reached for an infant's death from NEC caused by baby formula was in Illinois for $60 million.
- Companies fail to warn about potential deadly side effects, causing harsh verdicts. They could be better off putting more warnings on their products.
- Actos & hair straightener examples show how uninformed the public are, unfortunately.
- Discussion about the Apple Airtag stalking case.
- New York has extended the statute of limitations to age 55 for Boy Scouts of America sexual abuse cases.
- "Quiet on the Set" Nickelodeon sexual abuse case discussion.
- New Brazilian Butt Lift death case.
We wish we could give you all the details of this episode, but you'll have to tune in to get the scoop.
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