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J&J’s Motion to Dismiss 67,000 Ovarian Cancer Talc Lawsuits: What This Means for Your Case You saw the headline. Johnson & Johnson asked a federal judge to throw out all 67,000 ovarian cancer lawsuits in the talc multi-district litigation. Your stomach dropped. Maybe you have a claim already filed. Maybe your mother filed one before she died. Maybe you have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer and you used Johnson’s Baby Powder for decades and you have been putting off calling a lawyer — and now you think the door just closed. It did not close. A motion is not a ruling. A company asking a court to dismiss cases is not a court dismissing cases. What happened is that J&J’s lawyers filed a legal argument — a request — and the lawyers representing the 67,000 women and families filed their response calling it, in their own words, “as breathtaking as it is meritless.” The judge has not ruled. Your case is alive. And the trial record — the verdicts that juries have returned when these cases actually reached a courtroom — overwhelmingly favors the plaintiffs. We are going to explain exactly what this motion is, what it is not, why…