Diana Zappone alleges her ovarian cancer is linked to Johnson & Johnson talc products.
October 06, 2021 at 05:05 PM
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Plaintiffs counsel for a Connecticut woman who has sued Johnson & Johnson claiming talc caused her ovarian cancer is not worried or concerned that the company has won five straight jury cases over similar claims since the coronavirus pandemic.
He believes a jury in the Nutmeg State will be more sympathetic.
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