Special Master in Missouri Talc Case Orders J&J Defendants to Produce Documents They Said Were Privileged



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ST. LOUIS –– The Special Master working with the talcum powder claims pending in Missouri state court have weighed in on defense privilege objections, ordering the defendants to produce a number of documents that the defendants had maintained were protected by privilege or the work product doctrine.

In the March 6 order, Special Master Glenn A. Norton of Blitz, Bardgett & Deutsch in St. Louis asked the Johnson & Johnson defendants to produce approximately 270 documents it had said were not discoverable.

The Johnson & Johnson defendants submitted six binders to the Special Master that contained more than 900 documents …






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