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$12.75 Million Los Angeles Talc-Mesothelioma Verdict — When the Powder on a Vanity Table Conceals Asbestos If you are reading this at 2 a.m. because someone you love has been diagnosed with mesothelioma — and you cannot figure out how, because they never worked in a shipyard or a factory or a mine — you are in the right place. The hardest part of a cosmetic talc case is not the science. It is the disbelief. Mesothelioma is supposed to be an industrial disease. It is not supposed to come from a jar of powder on a bedroom dresser. But it can. And a Los Angeles County jury just said so — loudly — returning a $12.75 million verdict against the company that made the powder a physician used on her skin for sixteen years. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. We handle toxic tort cases and wrongful death claims, and we built this page for one person: the family member who just heard the word mesothelioma and is staring at a cosmetics bag wondering whether the powder inside it is the reason. Everything below is what we know about how these cases work — the science,…