Hold Big Corporations Accountable for Consumer Health Risks

Big corporations have taken advantage of consumers with inflated prices, poor-quality products, and outright dishonesty for too long.

Take Johnson & Johnson, for example. Reuters reports the company has agreed to pay nearly $700 million to over 40 U.S. states because its talc-based baby powder is linked to cancer.

While it is a great win for consumers and families who suffered at the hands of Johnson & Johnson and its dishonest marketing, we must stay vigilant to protect consumers.  

Corporations like Johnson & Johnson and many others routinely deny any wrongdoing and, hoping to avoid responsibility for the behavior, attempt to manipulate our courts to avoid paying for the harm they've caused.

We won't allow this anymore, and consumer rights advocates have more fights on the horizon. Sign on to hold big corporations accountable when they risk our families' health.