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What was once thought to be a safe product for women and babies has become the focus of litigation nationwide. Many plaintiffs have filed lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson (J&J), alleging the company’s Baby Powder and Shower to Shower products caused ovarian cancer. Plaintiffs claim that regular use of these talc-based products for feminine hygiene caused their illness because talc…
Frank Charles Miranda, P.A. is now reviewing and accepting Tampa Bay claims alleging that talc-based powder manufactured by Johnson & Johnson was the cause of ovarian cancer. It is important to note that prior to the late 1970s some talc in its natural form was known to contain asbestos. The claim that the talc-based powder led to cases of ovarian…
Frank Charles Miranda announced on Thursday his law office would be accepting and reviewing personal injury claims alleging that talc-based powder was the impetus for ovarian cancer. The claim is founded on the idea that production giant Johnson & Johnson caused direct harm to consumers when it failed to warn regarding the risks posed when its talc-based baby powder is…