Qualifying Form for Talcum Powder Class Action Lawsuit

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Have You Or A Loved One Been Diagnosed With Cancer After Using Talcum Powder?

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LARGE CASH SETTLEMENT

Talcum/Baby Powder Has Been Linked To Ovarian Cancer In Women!

Over $100 Million in lawsuits settled by Johnson & Johnson already!

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About the Johnson & Johnson Class Action Lawsuit

There have been studies published over the past several years that have shown a direct link between talcum powder and cancer. These studies indicate that talcum powder applied to the genital area may embed itself in the fallopian tubes or ovaries, resulting in a 30% to 40% increased risk of cancer. Fill the form above to discover if you qualify to participate in the Johnson & Johnson Class Action Lawsuit.

Johnson & Johnson Settlement Amounts

February 2016

$72 Million

A jury found Johnson & Johnson responsible for the death of Jacqueline Fox, who had used Johnson & Johnson talcum powder for over 35 years.

May 2016

$55 Million

A jury found Johnson & Johnson responsible for Gloria Ristesund’s ovarian cancer diagnosis. She had been using Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder for several decades.

November 2016

$70 Million

A jury found Johnson & Johnson responsible for Deborah Giannecchini’s ovarian cancer. She had been using talcum powder for decades.

May 2017

$110 Million

A jury ruled in favor of Louis Slemp. She was being treated for ovarian cancer which had spread to her liver. She had used baby powder for over 4 decades.

April 2018

$117 Million

Stephen Lanzo was diagnosed with mesothelioma after using talcum powder containing asbestos.

May 2018

$25 Million

A jury found in favor of Joanne Anderson. Her mesothelioma diagnosis was caused by talcum powder use.

July 2018

$4.6 Billion

A jury ruled in favor of 22 women. Because of asbestos being present in their baby powder, Johnson & Johnson’s product was found to have caused their ovarian cancer.

October 2020

$100 Million

Johnson & Johnson settled over 1,000 lawsuits. These lawsuits claimed Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder contained asbestos and caused cancer in the people who used their product.