Talcum Powder Cancer Law Firm 800-369-4879
Experts in Restoration for Talcum Powder Damages
Talcum Powder Cancer Law Firm 800-369-4879
Experts in Restoration for Talcum Powder Damages
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Dedicated Legal Team for Talc Injuries
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With over 10 years of experience, Talcum Powder has successfully represented clients in a wide range of accident cases, including car accidents, slip and falls, and workplace accidents.
Compassionate Mesothelioma Lawyers
Dedicated Legal Team for Talc Injuries
Compassionate Mesothelioma Lawyers
Talcum powder comes from mining the mineral talc which can be contaminated by asbestos, a carcinogen found in the same areas as talc. Even if a small amount were to contaminate the talc, victims can experience adverse health effects as the fibers build up within the body. The most common of these health effects is the cancer mesothelioma
Talcum powder comes from mining the mineral talc which can be contaminated by asbestos, a carcinogen found in the same areas as talc. Even if a small amount were to contaminate the talc, victims can experience adverse health effects as the fibers build up within the body. The most common of these health effects is the cancer mesothelioma from inhaling large levels of asbestos over time.
For this lawsuit, numerous cancers have been reported from victims of Johnson & Johnson talcum powder, chief among them being ovarian cancer. The most common injuries are:
• Serous Ovarian Cancer
• Endometrioid Ovarian Cancer
• Clear Cell Ovarian Cancer
• Undifferentiated Ovarian Cancer
• Primary Peritoneal Cancer
• Fallopian Tube Cancer
Dedicated Legal Team for Talc Injuries
Dedicated Legal Team for Talc Injuries
Dedicated Legal Team for Talc Injuries
Johnson & Johnson were compelled to release thousands of documents following mounting lawsuits against them. An examination of these documents comprised of company memos, internal reports, and confidential papers dating back to 1971 all reveal the company knew their raw talc and finished powders contained positive amounts of asbestos.
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Johnson & Johnson were compelled to release thousands of documents following mounting lawsuits against them. An examination of these documents comprised of company memos, internal reports, and confidential papers dating back to 1971 all reveal the company knew their raw talc and finished powders contained positive amounts of asbestos.
Company executives, mine managers, scientists, doctors, and lawyers all hid the problem from the general public, never disclosing these health risks. With the thousands of plaintiffs filing claims against J&J alleging their products caused them to develop cancer, these documents have only recently come to light.
This evidence and negligence in informing consumers for decades has bolstered litigation efforts and spurred victims to seek legal aid. Now is the time to act and join the fight.