This will be a retrial of a case involving Johnson & Johnson's cosmetic talc products, after an earlier trial ended in a hung jury in May, 2018. Click here for that proceeding.
Jury trial in lawsuit alleging that exposure to asbestos supposedly present in Johnson & Johnson's talc powder products caused plaintiff Carolyn Weirick to develop mesothelioma. View Proceeding
In this cosmetic talc trial, 22 women developed ovarian cancer after years of using Johnson & Johnson's baby powder. These 22 plaintiffs sue, claiming that their cancer was due to asbestos contaminating talc used for the powder.Representatives... View Proceeding
This will be the second trial in the country, and the first in New Jersey, involving claims that Johnson & Johnson's talc-based hygiene products like Baby Powder and Shower to Shower contain asbestos. View Proceeding