Lawyers claim Johnson & Johnson knew that the product contained cancer causing asbestos, but failed to warn customers and continued to sell it until 2022.
Julie Whytock, 64, from Hertfordshire, says she developed ovarian cancer after using Johnson & Johnson (J&J) talc powder ‘at least once a day’ as a young child. After her diagnosis with stage ...
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) faces a $1B+ reimbursement demand for cancer cases linked to talc products. Read more here.
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'My wife died from ovarian cancer - talcum powder was to blame'The husband of an Essex woman who sadly died from ovarian cancer is considering suing a talcum powder company after alleging that it caused the cancer. Thousands of women could sue one of the ...
Holdout creditors who claim tainted baby powder gave them ovarian cancer urged a judge to reject Johnson & Johnson’s plan to ...
Two U.S. federal health agencies have objected to Johnson & Johnson's $10 billion proposed settlement of tens of thousands of ...
The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services may seek over $1 billion from Johnson & Johnson as reimbursement for federal ...
is attempting to use bankruptcy to resolve thousands of lawsuits alleging that its baby powder containing talc caused ovarian cancer. Under its third such maneuver filed by its subsidiary ...
Holdout creditors who claim tainted baby powder gave them ovarian cancer urged a judge to reject Johnson & Johnson’s plan to force an end to all related cancer lawsuits. The proposed settlement ...
Two attempts by Johnson & Johnson to resolve approximately 60,000 talcum powder lawsuits through bankruptcy courts have ...
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