Talc

So I figured I'd bring you on here and we could go through them.

We got Roundup, we got Talc, Depo, Provera, Hernia Mesh, The Social Media, PFAS, Camp Lejeune, and NEC.

This doesn't happen all

the time, Steve.

Um, and, and so, yeah, there can be harsh talk, and what would normally be, if you heard it in isolation, you would hear, um, probably what would appear to be insensitive talk

talkUm, and, and through all of that, it, it seemed like to me, again, that a lot of these, the, the, the bloggers and, and the people that are looking to, to really just make Horry County look bad, um, they don't, they, they're not reporting that, um, for instance, Mr. Spivey, and nobody wants to run down a, a person who is dead, but Mr. Spivey spent five hours at a bar doing shots and drinking beer all day.

Um, he rode down the road pointing a gun at a completely...

Even if you thought some-- Weldon Boyd did something wrong, he pointed the gun at some young girl who was going to her boyfriend's house.

They got rid of talc, which has a naturally...

What

is talc, by the way? Talc is

the softest mineral on the planet.

It's like a chalky

Very chalky.

And actually, if you put it in your fingers, once it's powdered, it feels very cool and cold to the touch because its particles at that point are so microscopic.

Talc in stone is called soapstone.

I mean, you know, just suck it into the case management system.

Yeah, and I was at an event just a few weeks ago that had some of the major judges on some of the largest mass torts there, like Talc and Roundup and many others.

And one of the things that they said when they were on a panel was that they are pushing from the judge level, the court level, to say that they want to see attorneys adopt earlier validation processes of their dockets.

Because they keep seeing time and time again plaintiffs getting through to later stages of the case and then learning in the ninth inning that this is not a viable case, it's not compensable, there's some problem or issue with it, or you're missing the final piece of evidence.

So for the future, all right, we've already gone over this.

This is for people that, all right, down the road, they developed this, this horrible disease.

They were taking Pal-- Talcum Powder maybe even 30 years before, and they're like, "Wow, I think I heard about this lawsuit, mass torts or whatever, Cameron Stevenson, all these people." You still have to make sure that you file your claim from the time you figure out that you've got this disease.

You still have that four-year window of, of time or maybe even less.

The statute of limitations-