Government agencies have challenged J&J's bankruptcy proposal, which includes $8 Billion for around 60,000 asbestos ovarian cancer lawsuits.
Trial against Johnson & Johnson: Expert testifies to what was found in baby powder Pat Matthey died in November 2019 after ...
Holdout creditors who claim tainted baby powder gave them ovarian cancer urged a judge to reject Johnson & Johnson’s plan to ...
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Johnson & Johnson trial: Witnesses testify no cancer causing asbestos in baby powderCORRECTION: This article has been updated to reflect that Dr. Matthew Sanchez was questioned by attorney David Dearing, not Lance Oliver as previously stated. Johnson & Johnson, the New Jersey ...
Two attempts by Johnson & Johnson to resolve approximately 60,000 talcum powder lawsuits through bankruptcy courts have ...
Julie Whytock said she spent 26 weeks in hospital after her cancer diagnosis (Photo: supplied (left) Justin Sullivan/Getty ...
Those findings uniformly show the absence of asbestos contamination in Johnson's Baby Powder and the talc sourced for Johnson's Baby Powder. 'Independent science makes clear that talc is not ...
Two U.S. federal health agencies have objected to Johnson & Johnson's $10 billion proposed settlement of tens of thousands of ...
who has testified before Congress about Johnson & Johnson's baby powder, failed to disclose that at least five of the 33 individuals in her 2019 article were exposed to asbestos from sources other ...
The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services is pursuing over $1 billion from Johnson & Johnson for alleged cancer-causing talc products. Government agencies contest J&J's $10 billion settlement ...
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