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Legal decisions involving talcum powder and cancer are making headlines in the media. One talcum powder manufacturer, Johnson & Johnson (J&J) has suffered legal defeats in court, totaling jury awards of as much as $100 million in damages. Most recently, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal by J&J contesting a $2 billion verdict awarded to 22 women who claim talcum powder led to their cancer.
J&J is facing ongoing lawsuits from consumers around the country. Tens of thousands of lawsuits have been filed alleging a link between ovarian cancer and use of talc powder for feminine hygiene.
Between jury trials and negotiated settlements, J&J may be liable for billions of dollars and may be under pressure to agree to a global settlement in the near future.
Thousands of lawsuits have also been filed against J&J alleging that their talc caused mesothelioma.
“J&J knew for decades that small amounts of asbestos had occasionally been found in its raw talc and in Baby Powder and Shower to Shower, based on test results from the early 1970s to the early 2000s – information it did not disclose to regulators or the public,” according to Reuters.
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As far back as the 1970s, researchers published studies linking long-term use of talc-based powders to an increased risk of ovarian cancer. A team of British scientists discovered talc particles embedded in ovarian cancer tumors, setting in motion decades of research and troubling findings. It was eventually uncovered that talc powder can contain trace amounts of asbestos, a known human carcinogen.
Despite this, corporations continued to manufacture and market talcum powder products. The first talc litigation was fought in 2009, setting off a wave of lawsuits that resulted in millions of dollars in settlement payments to plaintiffs.
In addition to an increased risk of ovarian cancer, talc has been linked to mesothelioma and lung cancer.
If you or a family member used talcum powder and were later diagnosed with one of the cancers below, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit.
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To potentially qualify for a talc lawsuit, individuals must satisfy these criteria:
If you or someone in your family developed cancer after using talc-based powders, our lawyers can evaluate your claim and help you gather medical records and evidence to build a case.
Your case review is completely free and there are no fees unless you win compensation.
First, call our firm toll-free or fill out the form on this page. Our team will explain everything in detail, including what information we need to determine your damages or qualification. If you’re eligible to file suit, our experienced attorneys and medical experts will support you throughout the process.
Although we can’t guarantee compensation if your case is accepted and fought, we can point to the many successful litigations in the media to provide some insight into possible outcomes. According to DrugWatch.com, recent verdicts include $26.5 million to an ovarian cancer victim in August 2021, $37.2 million to a group of 4 mesothelioma victims in September 2019, and $117 million to a mesothelioma victim and his wife in April 2018.
To potentially qualify for a talc lawsuit, individuals must satisfy these criteria: Must have used talc-based powder for 1+ years in the genital area, have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer or mesothelioma, if diagnosed with ovarian cancer: diagnosis must have occurred in 2000 or later; if calling concerning a loved one who has passed away due to ovarian cancer, their passing must have been after October 2019. We’ll help you gather evidence, including prescriptions, doctors’ notes and medical records, to determine if you have a case.
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