THE TALCUM POWDER LAWSUIT
Ovarian Cancer, Asbestos,
& Crying Wolf
There's Still Time To File Your Case
THE TALCUM POWDER LAWSUIT
Ovarian Cancer, Asbestos, & Crying Wolf
There's Still Time To File Your Case
Have you been diagnosed with Ovarian, Fallopian Tube, or Primary Peritoneal Cancer?
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Our legal nurse experts are ready to listen to your story; your unexpected journey that you’ve endured because of the devastating reality that cancer presents. While no amount of money will reverse the harm caused to you, financial compensation from a lawsuit may drastically change your future.
Johnson & Johnson
The 400+ Billion Dollar Company
That Has Cried Wolf...Twice
Johnson & Johnson (a company worth more than 400+ billion dollars) has cried wolf twice now in attempts to use bankruptcy as an excuse to avoid paying out money to the cancer victims who have filed talcum powder claims. In their first attempt at filing bankruptcy in 2021, J&J essentially created a new company, LTL Management, to take on the liabilities of the talc lawsuit. The new company immediately filed for bankruptcy. This first bankruptcy attempt was dismissed by the U.S. appeals court in January of 2023. Their second bankruptcy attempt was also dismissed in July of 2023, with some plaintiff attorneys claiming the attempt was an abuse of U.S. bankruptcy law. Both bankruptcy attempts were dismissed by courts for a lack of "financial distress".
Billion dollar Talcum Powder verdicts have been awarded
Several Talcum Powder verdicts have been awarded to plaintiffs including a $4.7 billion dollar verdict in Missouri (later reduced to $2.1 billion), a $26.5 million dollar verdict in California, and the list of verdicts go on and on. Tens of thousands of women have filed lawsuits, with the majority alleging regular use of Johnson & Johnson’s talc-based baby powder caused their cancer. Reports have shown that J&J had known for DECADES about the potentially asbestos-contaminated baby powder, yet they kept it hidden from regulators and continued to market and sell their talc-based products to the public. Johnson & Johnson even claimed their baby powder was “the purest, smoothest, most absorbent”.
Johnson & Johnson has DISCONTINUED their talc-based baby powder
In 2020, Johnson & Johnson stopped selling talc-based baby powder in the United States and Canada. In 2023, Johnson & Johnson plans to discontinue world-wide sales of talc-based baby powder by switching from talc-based powder to cornstarch-based powder. While this is a big step to help prevent possible cancers in future generations, the damage has already been done. Because J&J sold their talc-based baby powder products, which were potentially asbestos-contaminated, for over a CENTURY, the risk of consumers developing cancer in the years to come is a very REAL possibility. If you qualify for the Talcum Powder lawsuit, you will be joining the thousands before you that have come together to hold J&J responsible.
Have you been diagnosed with Ovarian, Fallopian Tube, or Primary Peritoneal Cancer?
Submit your information to learn more about the Talcum Powder lawsuit. After reviewing 25,000+ lawsuits, we have simplified the legal process. Joining a lawsuit is as easy as a quick, free consult.
By submitting this form, I agree to be contacted by Law Nurses, LLC via email, text, or phone using the information I provided. I understand that contact from Law Nurses, LLC does not confirm acceptance of services of any kind. Our Disclaimer & Privacy Policy, can be found on the bottom of the main page of our website
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Safe for our babies, safe for us? WRONG.
The common factor linking Ovarian Cancer to the use of Talcum Powder is ASBESTOS.
Talcum powders, such as Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder, are made from talc, which is a naturally occurring mineral. However, asbestos, which is a known carcinogen, meaning it can cause cancer, is also a naturally occurring mineral that forms in such close proximity to talc in the ground that it is nearly impossible to separate the two. But what does this mean?
When talc was mined to use for consumer talc products, the asbestos was also mined, and the two could not be separated, resulting in asbestos-contaminated talc.
Consumer talc products include baby powders, cosmetics, and other personal hygiene products. Why is talc in our products? Talc repels water due to its molecular makeup; it can be both hydrophilic and hydrophobic, meaning talc is strongly able to absorb moisture and oil.
One must wonder, what happens inside our bodies if baby powder with asbestos-contaminated talc enters the body either by being inhaled or when applied to the vaginal area?
Women have trusted Johnson & Johnson's baby powder for DECADES using the product on themselves and on their babies because it absorbs moisture, helping keep skin feeling dry and "fresh", while also helping prevent rashes. But are there consequences to feeling "fresh"?
J&J's baby powder sales took place for over 100 years, with ads continually claiming their baby powder was “the purest, smoothest, most absorbent” and “best for baby, best for you”.
LAW NURSES HAS REVIEWED OVER 25,000+ LAWSUITS
Our legal nurse experts are ready to listen to your story; your unexpected journey that you’ve endured because of the devastating reality that cancer presents. While no amount of money will reverse the harm caused to you, financial compensation from a lawsuit may drastically change your future.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
The 400+ Billion Dollar Company That Has Cried Wolf...Twice
Johnson & Johnson (a company worth more than 400+ billion dollars) has cried wolf twice now in attempts to use bankruptcy as an excuse to avoid paying out money to the cancer victims who have filed talcum powder claims. In their first attempt at filing bankruptcy in 2021, J&J essentially created a new company, LTL Management, to take on the liabilities of the talc lawsuit. The new company immediately filed for bankruptcy. This first bankruptcy attempt was dismissed by the U.S. appeals court in January of 2023. Their second bankruptcy attempt was also dismissed in July of 2023, with some plaintiff attorneys claiming the attempt was an abuse of U.S. bankruptcy law. Both bankruptcy attempts were dismissed by courts for a lack of "financial distress".
Billion dollar Talcum Powder verdicts have been awarded
Several Talcum Powder verdicts have been awarded to plaintiffs including a $4.7 billion dollar verdict in Missouri (later reduced to $2.1 billion), a $26.5 million dollar verdict in California, and the list of verdicts go on and on. Tens of thousands of women have filed lawsuits, with the majority alleging regular use of Johnson & Johnson’s talc-based baby powder caused their cancer. Reports have shown that J&J had known for DECADES about the potentially asbestos-contaminated baby powder, yet they kept it hidden from regulators and continued to market and sell their talc-based products to the public. Johnson & Johnson even claimed their baby powder was “the purest, smoothest, most absorbent”.
Johnson & Johnson has discontinued their talc-based baby powder
In 2020, Johnson & Johnson stopped selling talc-based baby powder in the United States and Canada. In 2023, Johnson & Johnson plans to discontinue world-wide sales of talc-based baby powder by switching from talc-based powder to cornstarch-based powder. While this is a big step to help prevent possible cancers in future generations, the damage has already been done. Because J&J sold their talc-based baby powder products, which were potentially asbestos-contaminated, for over a CENTURY, the risk of consumers developing cancer in the years to come is a very REAL possibility. If you qualify for the Talcum Powder lawsuit, you will be joining the thousands before you that have come together to hold J&J responsible.
Safe for our babies, safe for us? WRONG.
The common factor linking Ovarian Cancer to the use of Talcum Powder is ASBESTOS.
Talcum powders, such as Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder, are made from talc, which is a naturally occurring mineral. However, asbestos, which is a known carcinogen, meaning it can cause cancer, is also a naturally occurring mineral that forms in such close proximity to talc in the ground that it is nearly impossible to separate the two. But what does this mean?
When talc was mined to use for consumer talc products, the asbestos was also mined, and the two could not be separated, resulting in asbestos-contaminated talc.
Consumer talc products include baby powders, cosmetics, and other personal hygiene products. Why is talc in our products? Talc repels water due to its molecular makeup; it can be both hydrophilic and hydrophobic, meaning talc is strongly able to absorb moisture and oil.
One must wonder, what happens inside our bodies if baby powder with asbestos-contaminated talc enters the body either by being inhaled or when applied to the vaginal area?
Women have trusted Johnson & Johnson's baby powder for DECADES using the product on themselves and on their babies because it absorbs moisture, helping keep skin feeling dry and "fresh", while also helping prevent rashes. But are there consequences to feeling "fresh"?
J&J's baby powder sales took place for over 100 years, with ads continually claiming their baby powder was “the purest, smoothest, most absorbent” and “best for baby, best for you”.
CONTACT LAW NURSES TODAY
If you've been diagnosed with Ovarian, Fallopian Tube, or Primary Peritoneal Cancer and used a baby powder product,
our team of legal nurses would be honored to listen to your story and answer any questions you have about the Talcum Powder lawsuit.
Law Nurses has extensive experience with this lawsuit. Since 2020, our team of legal nurses experts have worked alongside the top lawyers in the nation, reviewing over 6,500+ Talcum Powder lawsuits.
If you choose for us to complete a free consultation and you qualify for the Talcum Powder lawsuit, we will connect you with a TOP lawyer in the nation; a lawyer we’ve personally worked alongside, who not only CARES like we do, but will fight for the JUSTICE you deserve (no out-of-pocket cost throughout the lawsuit process).
Contact Law Nurses Today
If you've been diagnosed with Ovarian, Fallopian Tube, or Primary Peritoneal Cancer and used a baby powder product,
our team of legal nurses would be honored to listen to your story and answer any questions you have about the Talcum Powder lawsuit.
Law Nurses has extensive experience with this lawsuit. Since 2020, our team of legal nurses experts have worked alongside the top lawyers in the nation, reviewing over 6,500+ Talcum Powder lawsuits.
If you choose for us to complete a free consultation and you qualify for the Talcum Powder lawsuit, we will connect you with a TOP lawyer in the nation; a lawyer we’ve personally worked alongside, who not only CARES like we do, but will fight for the JUSTICE you deserve (no out-of-pocket cost throughout the lawsuit process).
HOPE FOR THE FUTURE
HUMAN LIVES OVER PROFITS
I want to live in a world where the health of women is more important than cultural beauty standards; a world where we don't have to question the safety of the beauty products we put on our bodies.
Progress has already been made! In 2020, Johnson & Johnson stopped selling talc-based baby powder in the United States and Canada. In 2023, Johnson & Johnson plans to discontinue world-wide sales of talc-based baby powder by switching from talc-based powder to cornstarch-based powder.
In 2023, baby powder made with talcum powder is coming off the shelves ACROSS THE GLOBE!
Law Nurses hopes that the continued successful outcomes and verdicts of the Talcum Powder litigation will help elicit significant change. Companies should think twice before creating products that harm women's health.
When The World
Has Stopped Caring,
NURSES STILL CARE.
I want to live in a world where the health of women is more important than cultural beauty standards; a world where we don't have to question the safety of the beauty products we put on our bodies.
HOPE FOR THE FUTURE
HUMAN LIVES OVER PROFITS
Progress has already been made! In 2020, Johnson & Johnson stopped selling talc-based baby powder in the United States and Canada. In 2023, Johnson & Johnson plans to discontinue world-wide sales of talc-based baby powder by switching from talc-based powder to cornstarch-based powder.
In 2023, baby powder made with talcum powder is coming off the shelves ACROSS THE GLOBE!
Law Nurses hopes that the continued successful outcomes and verdicts of the Talcum Powder litigation will help elicit significant change. Companies should think twice before creating products that harm women's health.
When The World Has Stopped Caring,
NURSES STILL CARE.
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