JUUL is reportedly in preliminary discussions regarding a potential Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in the face of potentially costly nicotine addiction lawsuit payouts and an FDA ban.
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.
A federal bankruptcy judge has approved a $2.5 billion settlement fund which will resolve most Boy Scouts of America child sex abuse lawsuits.
A federal judge has rejected a request by 3M to pause Combat Arms earplug litigation despite a recent bankruptcy filing by its Aearo Technologies subsidiary.
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 judge has approved key provisions of a $2.3 billion Boy Scouts child sex abuse bankruptcy settlement plan and expects final approval in the coming weeks.
3M is claiming military earplug litigation has been mismanaged, while the judge overseeing that litigation is questioning whether a recent bankruptcy filing was done in good faith.
A federal bankruptcy judge has appointed Kenneth Feinberg to conduct an assessment of the value of talcum powder lawsuits.
3M has agreed to settle more than 200,000 Combat Arms earplug hearing loss lawsuits by creating a $1 billion settlement fund and putting its Aearo Technologies subsidiary into bankruptcy.
