3M agrees to pay $6 billion to settle earplug lawsuits from US service members
SMITH WHO HAD THE STATE DEPARTMENT’S REVIEW OF THE WITHDRAWAL IN WASHINGTON. I’M JESSI TENURE. CHEMICAL AND CONSUMER PRODUCT MANUFACTURER 3 M HAS AGREED TO PAY 6 BILLION DOLLARS TO SETTLE A NUMBER OF LAWSUITS FROM U.S. SERVICE MEMBERS WHO SAY THEY EXPERIENCED HEARING LOSS, OTHER SERIOUS INJURIES AFTER USING FAULTY AIR PLUGS MADE BY THAT COMPANY, THE SERVICE MEMBERS SAY A DEFECTIVE DESIGN ALLOWED THE PRODUCTS TO LOOSEN SLIGHTLY, WHICH CAUSED HEARING DET, ACCORDING TO WOW, LAW FIRMS REPRESENTING THE PLAINTIFFS MAINTAIN THE AGREEMENT WAS NOT AN ADMISSION OF LIABILITY AND SAID THE
