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Johnson & Johnson continued to sell talcum powder for years despite knowing its potential cancer risks. If you or a loved one used Johnson & Johnson baby powder for over five years and developed cancer, you might be eligible for compensation.

 


You do not need to demonstrate a cancer diagnosis was attributed to talc use, and we do not need evidence of talc purchase.

Fill out our quick and simple application form to start the claim process. It only takes a few moments, and we'll promptly inform you if you qualify. 

Our guarantee to you:

  1. This is a no-win no-fee process*.
  2. You are signing with a UK-registered Law Firm called KP Law.
  3. You will deal with UK-based legal professionals in person.

You can apply as the Personal Representative of a deceased person or on behalf of someone you are authorised to represent - for example, a family member or under a Power of Attorney.

For how many years did you, or the person you represent, use Johnson & Johnson talcum powder or baby powder on a weekly basis?
Thank you for your interest

At this time, we are unable to represent individuals diagnosed with anything other than ovarian, mesothelioma, fallopian tube, or peritoneal cancer.

We are also unable to help people who used Johnson & Johnson talcum powder for less than 5 years.

Our acceptance criteria may change in the future. If you would like to stay informed about any updates to our case criteria, please leave your details below, and we will notify you accordingly.

Thank you for your understanding.

Your information is kept secure and confidential at all times.

*We represent claimants in this claim on a 'no win, no fee' basis, which means that no fees are payable up front, and costs to the legal team will only be payable if the claim succeeds. If your claim is successful, the amount you will pay will be based on a percentage of the total value of the compensation you receive. The amount you pay will also depend on some other factors, such as the amount of costs that manufacturers are ordered to pay - but all of this is explained in the funding paperwork. If your claim is unsuccessful, you will not have to pay any fees.