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Los Angeles Talc Verdict: What a $32 Million Jury Award and a Mistrial in the Same Courthouse Mean for Your Family If you are reading this page, someone you love has been diagnosed with mesothelioma — a cancer that almost never happens without asbestos exposure — and you are trying to understand whether the talcum powder in your bathroom, on your parents’ vanity, in the baby’s nursery decades ago could be the reason. A Los Angeles jury just answered that question for one family with a $32 million verdict against Johnson & Johnson. In the same courthouse, on a different day, another jury could not reach a verdict at all. Both outcomes tell you the truth about this litigation: the case is real, the science is real, the money is real — and nothing about it is guaranteed. We are Attorney911. We are a trial firm that takes California cases, and we built this page because the $32 million verdict in Los Angeles Superior Court is not just a headline. It is a map of how these cases are won, why some of them are lost, and what a family facing a mesothelioma diagnosis needs to do right now —…