From a legal standpoint, the more you work up the case, the better. The more evidence you acquire from the defendants, the more qualified your expert is, the more they’re able to talk about these products, and the more that the client is able to discuss these products with detail, talk about their daily routines with these products, a lot goes into it.
And I guess what makes it weaker is, obviously, just the lack of evidence that you’re never able to prove A, that the product had talc in it, or B, that the talc had asbestos in it. Then that’s going to be a really hard case to fight.
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