Johnson & Johnson is trying to have numerous talcum powder ovarian cancer lawsuits filed by out-of-state residents in St. Louis Circuit Court dismissed following a Supreme Court ruling on where personal injury claims can be filed.…
A Supreme Court ruling may have far-reaching impacts on consolidation of product liability lawsuits, and has already resulted in a mistrial in a St. Louis talcum powder cancer trial.…
Following regular and continuous use of Johnson’s Baby Powder and Shower-to-Shower, a Kentucky woman indicates that she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer due to talc contained in the popular products. …
Thousands of plaintiffs have filed talc powder lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson, claiming that its Baby Powder and Shower-to-Shower products caused women to develop ovarian cancer.…
Yet another jury has determined that Johnson & Johnson should be punished substantially for failing to warn women about the risk of ovarian cancer from talcum powder, awarding more than $110 million in damages to a woman injured after using Johnson’s Baby Powder and Shower-to-Shower for decades.…
A woman diagnosed with ovarian cancer after years of using Johnson’s Baby Powder and Shower-to-Shower has filed a lawsuit alleging that Johnson & Johnson failed to provide warnings about the risks associated with talcum powder use by adult women.…
According to recent court filings, there are currently talcum powder cancer cases involving more than 4,000 different plaintiffs pending in state and federal courts nationwide, each alleging that Johnson & Johnson failed to warn about the risk of ovarian cancer associated with Baby Powder or Shower-to-Shower products.…
Use of Johnson’s Baby Powder and Shower-to-Shower for feminine hygiene purposes allegedly caused an Illinois woman to develop ovarian cancer, according to a lawsuit filed against the manufacturer and Walgreens.…
A talcum powder lawsuit indicates that a woman died due to a case of Fallopian tube cancer caused by using talc for feminine hygiene purposes.…
Johnson & Johnson obtained their first defense verdict in a talcum powder ovarian cancer lawsuit in St. Louis, following a string of massive losses, where juries ordered the company to pay tens of millions in damages for withholding information about the risks associated with use of Johnson’s Baby Powder or Shower-to-Shower for feminine hygiene purposes.…
