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Plaintiff developed mesothelioma due to use of products which contained talc. Jurors awarded $1.5598 billion.
Plaintiff developed cancer after asbestos exposure. Jurors awarded $65.5 million.
Plaintiff had a surgery, but after surgery, symptoms of complications were missed, leaving him with partial paralysis. Jurors awarded $27 million.
Decedent was leaving a job when someone called the police over his presence. Decedent and a police officer fought - decedent stabbed the officer with a tool before decedent's brother pulled him away. Although he was leaving, the officer shot him in the back multiple times. Jurors awarded $13.1 million.
Three decedents, all relatives, were in a car when a tire defect caused them to crash, killing all three people. Jurors awarded $220 million.