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Was your ovarian cancer caused by talcum powder?

Women diagnosed with ovarian or fallopian tube cancer after years of regular talcum powder use, including Johnson’s Baby Powder and Shower to Shower, are filing claims against the manufacturers. A free, confidential review tells you in about two minutes whether you qualify.

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Free case evaluation

Takes about 2 minutes · confidential · no obligation

Were you diagnosed with ovarian or fallopian tube cancer after January 1, 2015?

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Did you use Johnson’s Baby Powder or Shower to Shower regularly for 8+ years?

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Have you already signed with an attorney to pursue this case?

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You may qualify. Where can our case specialist reach you?

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Based on your answers, you may not meet the current criteria for this claim, but you may still have legal options. Call us and a case specialist will point you in the right direction, free of charge.

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Eligibility

You may qualify if…

You were diagnosed with ovarian or fallopian tube cancer after January 1, 2015
You used Johnson’s Baby Powder or Shower to Shower regularly for eight or more years
Your use of talc products preceded the diagnosis
You have not already signed with another attorney for this claim

Not sure whether your situation fits? That’s exactly what the free review is for. There’s no wrong answer and no obligation.

The litigation

Why women are filing talc claims

Tens of thousands of women have filed lawsuits alleging that long-term use of talc-based products for feminine hygiene contributed to their ovarian cancer, and that the manufacturer knew of studies linking talc to cancer risk for decades without warning consumers.

The litigation against Johnson & Johnson is among the largest product-liability actions in U.S. history, with juries in multiple states having returned verdicts for injured women and ongoing proceedings continuing to move forward.

A diagnosis like this changes everything: treatment, work, family. Compensation can never undo that, but it can address medical expenses, lost income, and the suffering these families have carried. Finding out whether you qualify is free and confidential.

What happens next

Three steps, no upfront cost

Complete the free review

Four questions online, or one phone call. Everything you share stays confidential.
Speak with an attorney

If you qualify, we connect you with an attorney handling social media harm cases nationwide.
Pay nothing unless you win

Attorneys work on contingency. If there is no recovery, you owe no attorney fees.

Questions, answered

Talcum powder lawsuit FAQ

Who qualifies for the talcum powder lawsuit?

Women diagnosed with ovarian or fallopian tube cancer after January 1, 2015, who regularly used talc-based products such as Johnson’s Baby Powder or Shower to Shower for eight or more years before their diagnosis. A free review confirms eligibility for your specific situation.

What if the diagnosis was a family member who passed away?

Surviving family members may be able to pursue a claim on behalf of a loved one lost to ovarian cancer. Call us, and a case specialist can explain how these claims work in your state.

How much does it cost to file a claim?

Nothing upfront. Attorneys in our network work on contingency, meaning they are only paid if your case results in compensation. The review itself is free, confidential, and carries no obligation.

Is there a deadline to file?

Yes. Statutes of limitation vary by state and by the date of diagnosis, and waiting can forfeit your right to file. Speaking with an attorney promptly is the only way to know the deadline that applies to you.

Find out if you qualify, free and confidential

Free, confidential, and about two minutes of your time.

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