In this cosmetic talc lawsuit, Vickie Forrest developed cancer after years of using Johnson & Johnson's talc powder. She sues Johnson & Johnson, claiming asbestos present within the powder caused her ovarian cancer.
Representatives for Forrest cite results from the FDA that Johnson's baby powder contained asbestos.
Representatives for Johnson & Johnson dispute these claims, arguing that these test results were inaccurate and due to possible contamination or error. Additionally, they state that Johnson & Johnson's talc has been safely used for over a century, with Forrest developing a very rare type of cancer.
Verdict for the Defense
| Description | Attorney | Witness | Witness Expertise | Presence | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() | 00:00:00 | General Case Activities | |||||
![]() | 00:12:47 | Opening Statement | Smith, Allen | ||||
![]() | 00:55:14 | Break | |||||
![]() | 01:21:52 | Opening Statement | Brown, Allison | ||||
![]() | 02:21:13 | Witness Direct Examination | Meadows, Ted | Plunkett, Dr. Laura | Pharmacy & Toxicology | In Person | |
![]() | 03:14:15 | End of Session |
Recording Disclaimer: This proceeding was recorded in full.