What This Lawsuit Is About
Talc-based baby and body powders were used daily by millions of people for decades. Claims allege a link between long-term use and ovarian cancer, as well as mesothelioma from asbestos contamination.
Partner law firms are reviewing claims from people with years of regular talcum powder use who were later diagnosed with a qualifying cancer.
Who May Qualify
Partner law firms are generally reviewing claims from people who meet criteria like the following. Answering the questions on this page is the fastest way to find out.
- You used talc-based body or baby powder regularly for at least four years
- You were diagnosed with ovarian cancer or mesothelioma
- Your use occurred before your diagnosis
Injuries and Conditions Being Reviewed
- Ovarian cancer
- Fallopian tube cancer
- Mesothelioma
- Primary peritoneal cancer
- Case status
- Accepting claims nationwide
- Cost to you
- No fee unless the firm recovers for you
- Time limits
- Deadlines vary by state. Do not wait.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which products are involved?
Claims most often involve talc-based baby powder and body powders. The questionnaire asks about general use; a firm can go deeper.
Can I file on behalf of a deceased family member?
Possibly. Many states allow a surviving spouse or estate to bring a claim. Share the details and a firm will review.
How long does it take?
A free case review usually takes a few days. The legal process itself varies by case.
