J&J Ordered to Pay $20M in Florida Mesothelioma Talc Case
Florida jury awards $20 million to mesothelioma victim, finding Johnson & Johnson liable for asbestos-contaminated talc powder exposure.
Florida jury awards $20 million to mesothelioma victim, finding Johnson & Johnson liable for asbestos-contaminated talc powder exposure.
California jury awards $40M ($22M to Debra Schulz, $18M to Monica Kent) after J&J talc caused ovarian cancer. Largest such verdict to date amid 67K+ lawsuits.
Massachusetts jury awards $42.6M to Paul Lovell's family in mesothelioma verdict against J&J over talc powder. J&J vows appeal.
Massachusetts jury awards $42.6 million to Paul Lovell's family in mesothelioma verdict against Johnson & Johnson over talc powder contamination.
A California man diagnosed with mesothelioma is in trial against Combe Incorporated over allegations that Vi-Jon talcum powder products contained asbestos.
Johnson & Johnson faced over $2.5 billion in talc-related jury verdicts in 2025, including the largest individual award in litigation history.
A Baltimore jury awarded $1.56 billion to Cherie Craft, a Maryland woman who developed mesothelioma after 40+ years of using Johnson & Johnson baby powder.
A Minnesota jury awarded $65.5 million to a mother of three who developed mesothelioma after childhood exposure to Johnson & Johnson baby powder.
Los Angeles jury awards $40 million to two women who developed ovarian cancer after decades of using Johnson & Johnson talc-based body powders.
Special master approves expert testimony in 67,500 J&J talc lawsuits, clearing the path for federal trials in ovarian cancer cases.
Broward County jury awards $20 million to family of physician who died from mesothelioma linked to Johnson & Johnson talc powder exposure.
A Los Angeles jury awarded $966 million to the family of Mae Moore, 88, who died from mesothelioma after lifelong use of Johnson's Baby Powder.
Johnson & Johnson's controversial bankruptcy strategy to avoid 90,000+ talc cancer lawsuits failed three times between 2021 and 2024.
In June 2020, a New Jersey jury awarded $750 million to four mesothelioma patients who blamed Johnson & Johnson talc products for their cancers.
July 2018 verdict awarded 22 women $4.69 billion for ovarian cancer linked to J&J baby powder, the largest talc verdict in history at the time.