Talc Ovarian Cancer Claims May Be Reset for Trial, After Bankruptcy Settlement Discussions Fail to Progress
A federal bankruptcy judge says it may take bellwether trials to make progress on talcum powder cancer lawsuit settlement negotiations.
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…
A report warns that more companies than just Johnson & Johnson are using bankruptcy loopholes to avoid litigation costs and are abusing the system in what is a worsening trend.
Court documents revealed during talcum powder lawsuit discovery reveal Johnson & Johnson paid to have black prisoners injected with asbestos and talc decades ago in unethical experiments.
While gaining support from a victim's representative committee, the Boy Scouts' proposed sexual abuse settlement agreement is facing increased scrutiny from a federal bankruptcy watchdog.
A judge has cleared the way for Johnson & Johnson's controversial "Texas Two-Step" bankruptcy plan, which many say was designed to cheat talcum powder cancer plaintiffs out of fair compensation.
A U.S. Senator is calling for a federal judge to reject Johnson & Johnson's plan to shield itself from talcum powder liability through the use of a controversial bankruptcy maneuver.
An activist investor group is calling for a shareholder vote to force Johnson & Johnson to issue a global talcum powder recall.
A group of professors from universities nationwide are asking a federal judge to toss a bankruptcy filing by Johnson & Johnson, saying it is an abusive tactic designed to deprive…