J&J subsidiary files for bankruptcy to advance $8 billion talc settlement
A Johnson & Johnson subsidiary filed for bankruptcy for a third time on Friday as the healthcare giant seeks to advance an approximately $8 billion proposed settlement that would end tens of thousands of lawsuits alleging that the company’s baby powder and other talc products caused cancer.
Johnson & Johnson has boosted to more than $8.2 billion its offer to settle thousands of lawsuits by people who say its baby ...
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) has reportedly raised its offer to settle thousands of lawsuits alleging its baby powder caused ...
More than a decade after taking on Johnson & Johnson with the first trial linking baby powder to ovarian cancer, attorney ...
Pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson agreed Tuesday to pay over $700 million to settle a lawsuit accusing the multinational corporation of deceptive marketing practices regarding the safety of ...
Johnson & Johnson (J&J) will stop making and selling its talc-based baby powder around the world from next year. The announcement comes more than two years after the healthcare giant ended ...
Johnson & Johnson is facing another lawsuit over its talc baby powder. The National Council of Negro Women filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the company, alleging it "deceptively marketed" the ...
Johnson & Johnson said it received overwhelming support for a roughly $8 billion settlement of claims that its talc-based ...
J&J recently garnered support from more than 75 per cent of baby powder claimants for an out-of-court deal that includes ...
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