FINAL DEADLINE: Ovarian Cancer Victims Have Until 5pm ET Today to Vote on Approximately $8 Billion J&J Talc Compensation Plan
Those Who Previously Voted “No” Can Still Switch Their Vote to “Yes”

Haven't voted in favor of the talcum powder plan yet? There's still time. (Graphic: Business Wire)
Talc claimants can vote on the plan at www.OfficialTalcClaims.com or by calling 1-888-431-4056.
The approximately
In order for claimants and families to achieve the timely and fair compensation they deserve, at least
The Ad Hoc Group of Counsel – representing more than 77,500 individuals in this matter – urges all individuals harmed by J&J baby powder products and their attorneys to take action now before the deadline of 5pm ET today.
If you have already voted “no” and are having second thoughts, it’s not too late: Only your latest vote counts and will override any prior vote you cast. Please know that your voting decision is completely confidential.
The Ad Hoc Group of Counsel believes that law firms opposing the settlement have attempted to sway voters towards continued litigation, because doing so would result in hundreds of millions of dollars in fees to the lawyers. Those extra payments to attorneys would not be available through a bankruptcy settlement.
At this critical time, the Ad Hoc Group of Counsel is providing detailed responses to the misleading claims put forth by opposing law firms so that all J&J claimants can make an informed voting decision.
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What They Claim: There is no way of knowing how much claimants will be paid or when.
The Truth: Under the J&J bankruptcy plan, ovarian cancer claimants are projected to receive an average recovery of between and$75,000 .$150,000
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What They Claim: Claimants are being deprived of the right to choose to settle.
The Truth: By voting on J&J’s bankruptcy plan, people are actually making their voice heard and preserving their ability to participate in this historic settlement of approximately through a process that eliminates litigation risk.$8 billion
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What They Claim: Claimants have a better chance of succeeding if they vote “no” and take their case to trial.
The Truth: In over a decade of litigation, just 17 ovarian cancer cases have gone to trial. J&J and its subsidiaries have prevailed in 16 of those cases, with plaintiffs recovering no money.
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What They Claim: Resolution through multidistrict litigation (MDL) is the fairest way to handle these cases.
The Truth: The law firms opposing the settlement have had ample time to reach a resolution through MDL, but their efforts to reach a consensus have not been successful.
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What They Claim: There are thousands of “fantasy cases” among those voting to support the plan.
The Truth: Our clients are real people who have suffered greatly as a result of using J&J talc products. This statement is deeply offensive to the tens of thousands of talc victims represented by the Ad Hoc Group of Counsel.
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What They Claim: People diagnosed with ovarian cancer in the future due to their past use of talc products won't be able to hold J&J accountable.
The Truth: A future claims representative is representing the rights of future claimants, and those future victims will have the same recovery rights as current claimants.
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What They Claim: Voting against the plan will make J&J suffer.
The Truth: Voting “no” hurts victims, not J&J. If the proposed plan fails to garner enough “yes” votes, these victims will not receive compensation for their suffering for years, if ever.
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What They Claim: If J&J is able to resolve this matter through bankruptcy, other corporations will also seek to escape mass tort liability and jury trials through the bankruptcy process.
The Truth: If this vote succeeds, J&J will be paying an historic amount - approximately - to settle claims. The company is being held accountable for the harm its products caused.$8 billion
Ovarian cancer survivor Tamika Evans, 47, of
As Anna Maria Sanderford, 61, of
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Source: Ad Hoc Group of Counsel