Jury Awards $37 Million in Trial Against Johnson & Johnson for Talcum Powder Products
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. –– ( Apr 5, 2018) A New Jersey jury has awarded $37 million at the conclusion of the first […]
J&J Was Alerted to Risk of Asbestos in Talc in ’70s, Unsealed Court Documents Show
(Bloomberg News, September 22, 2017) Johnson & Johnson trained its employees to reassure anyone concerned about whether the company’s talcum powder contained […]
Key Talc Expert Defends Cancer Link Ahead Of Calif. Trial
June 29, 2017, Law 360 — A toxicology expert who has repeatedly testified for women alleging they developed ovarian cancer after using […]
Talc Is Clearly Toxic, Expert Says In Talc Cancer Trial
Law360 (June 19, 2017) — There is no question that talc is toxic and can cause genetic alterations linked to cancer, a […]
Scovern Law Reports Over 18,000 Xarelto Cases Filed as Second Bellwether Trial Set to Get Underway
SAN FRANCISCO, May 24, 2017 — Xarelto patients who suffered internal bleeding and other life-threatening complications allegedly related to use of the […]
J&J Hit With $110M Verdict In Latest Mo. Talc Cancer Trial
A Missouri jury hit Johnson & Johnson with a $110 million verdict late Thursday in a woman’s suit alleging the company’s talcum […]
Plaintiffs Stress Role Of Asbestos In Ovarian Cancer Lawsuits Involving Talcum Powder
Across the country, there are currently over 2,500 lawsuits that aim to prove lifelong use of talcum powder, such as those manufactured […]
4th Talc Powder Cancer Lawsuit Heads To Trial In Missouri
Posted by David Siegel on Jan 18, 2017 11:32:40 PM St. Louis — The fourth lawsuit out of thousands filed against Johnson […]
Talcum Powder-Ovarian Cancer Lawsuits Centralized in New Jersey
The National Law Review, Wednesday, January 18, 2017 Since evidence surfaced linking the use of talcum powder products to the development of […]
Talcum powder cancer verdict winner: Money can’t make up for lost health
When Deborah Giannecchini was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer four years ago, it didn’t make sense. She had no family history, […]
