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Ben Berkon: Casey Janssen, the Blue Jays Closer in 2012? Ben Berkon 2011

Before Ms. Janssen's husband died in November 2003, the couple talked seriously about the future of her pre-Columbian art.

A Collector's Journey of a Lifetime Paula Weideger 2011

When NAMI was deluged with calls from their own members that Janssen's (JNJ) Respiridol caused dangerous weight gain, it took the FDA to lead an investigation that NAMI wouldn't even tell them needed investigation.

DJ Jaffe: Does the National Alliance on Mental Illness represent seriously mentally ill? 2010

Janssen's crunching hit on Anaheim defenseman Kent Huskins in the third period drew the ire of the Ducks, and they went on to beat the Blues 4-3 on Sunday night to snap a three-game losing streak.

USATODAY.com 2008

When NAMI was deluged with calls from their own members that Janssen's (JNJ) Respiridol caused dangerous weight gain, it took the FDA to lead an investigation that NAMI wouldn't even tell them needed investigation.

DJ Jaffe: Does the National Alliance on Mental Illness represent seriously mentally ill? 2010

In 1988, unfortunately, the Janssen's familiar bald head was discovered to be a paint-over, possibly applied during the Shakespeare craze of the late 1700s.

Doug Stewart: Why We Keep Looking for the Bard Doug Stewart 2010

Janssen Pharmaceuticals, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, is a defendant in a lawsuit filed by the state of Pennsylvania over Janssen's antipsychotic drug Risperdal.

The State Lawsuit Racket 2009

In court papers, the drug firm argues that the contingency fee contract is invalid because it wasn't approved by the legislature, as the state constitution requires, and because it "violates Janssen's rights to due process under the United States and Pennsylvania Constitutions, which guarantee that attorneys representing the Commonwealth, acting in its capacity as sovereign, not have direct financial interest in the outcome."

The State Lawsuit Racket 2009

Janssen's motion seeks to invalidate the contingency-fee arrangement and lays out a detailed timeline of Mr. Bailey's political contributions and the subsequent actions of the Governor's office.

The State Lawsuit Racket 2009

Janssen's complaint asking the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to dismiss Bailey Perrin from the suit notes that the firm has "taken on numerous engagements similar to this action, including representation in the states of Louisiana, South Carolina, Arkansas, Mississippi and New Mexico."

The Pay-to-Sue Business 2009