Johnson & Johnson will soon likely face talcum powder cancer lawsuits in the U.K. filed by women who developed ovarian cancer and asbestos-related injuries after using its talc-based products.
Plaintiffs' lawyers involved in talcum powder cancer lawsuits say Johnson & Johnson acted in bad faith when its LTL, Management subsidiary filed for bankruptcy in order to limit liability payouts.
Lawmakers are calling for an update on a Justice Department criminal investigation into Johnson & Johnson Talcum Powder asbestos claims first launched in 2019.
Johnson & Johnson plans to remove talcum powder from all Baby Powder products in 2023, replacing them with cornstarch.
A federal bankruptcy judge has appointed Kenneth Feinberg to conduct an assessment of the value of talcum powder lawsuits.
The EPA has announced the scope of the second part of its asbestos risk assessment, which will include legacy uses and asbestos-containing talc products.
The Justice Department has joined talcum powder lawsuit plaintiffs in protesting a Johnson & Johnson bankruptcy filing, saying the maneuver was made in bad faith.
A federal bankruptcy judge says it may take bellwether trials to make progress on talcum powder cancer lawsuit settlement negotiations.
A shareholder proposal seeking to stop Johnson & Johnson from selling potentially asbestos-contaminated talcum powder products around the world failed to win enough support to advance.
Johnson & Johnson must face a lawsuit by the family of a man who says the company lied about tests which detected asbestos in its talcum powder products in a…
