Johnson’s baby talcum powder on a supermarket shelf. (Credit: Muhamad Norairin Ngateni/Shutterstock)
In a major blow for plaintiff lawyers suing over Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder, a Missouri jury rendered a defense verdict on Monday.
After hearing 18 days of testimony, jurors deliberated for less than an hour before siding with Johnson & Johnson on claims brought by two women diagnosed with ovarian cancer, as well as a third woman whose mother died of ovarian cancer, according to a webcast of the trial by Courtroom View Network.
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