The record
A 1974 internal report found “extremely low” levels of chrysotile in three samples of Johnson's Baby Powder.
Claim scope
A dated (1974) internal detection of chrysotile — serpentine asbestos, not an amphibole — in three JBP samples.
What this source does not establish
No concentration, method, or sampling frame.
Limitations
Ingham recites each internal document under the express predicate "According to Plaintiffs' evidence" and under the standard "Viewing the evidence in the light most favorable to the verdict." The court's HOLDING is that Plaintiffs made a submissible case for punitive damages; it is NOT an independent judicial finding that each recounted document says what plaintiffs said it says. Phrase as: 'the Missouri Court of Appeals, upholding the punitive award, recounted plaintiffs' evidence that...'
Source
Case Citation — Ingham v. Johnson & Johnson, No. ED107476 (Mo. Ct. App. E.D. June 23, 2020)