Appeals Court Upholds $300m Mesh Judgement Against Ethicon

The California court struck down fines levied for communications between sales reps and doctors, but said the bulk of the penalty was justified.

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Johnson & Johnsonwill need to pay more than $300m in penalties for deceptively marketing subsidiary Ethicon Inc.’s pelvic mesh products, a California appeals court ruled last week.

The ruling upholds $302m of a $344m verdict against the company handed down by a California trial court

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