The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has denied a petition by Johnson and Johnson to review the court's decision to reject its talcum powder bankruptcy scheme filing.
A U.S. lawmaker has called for a GAO investigation into the federal healthcare costs of talcum powder asbestos injuries since the 1970s.
A federal bankruptcy judge has cleared the way for a talcum powder cancer lawsuit to proceed in California state court, and announced his intention to dismiss Johnson & Johnson's rejected…
A new district judge has been put in charge of federal talcum powder litigation following the retirement of U.S. District Judge Freda Wolfson, who has been overseeing pretrial proceedings for…
A federal appeals court has thrown out Johnson & Johnson's bankruptcy filing, saying the company misused the process in attempt to avoid full talcum powder cancer lawsuit liability.
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.
