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J&J 3rd Bankruptcy May Spark SCOTUS ‘Texas Two-Step’ Scrutiny:

Johnson & Johnson, which twice failed to use bankruptcy to resolve claims its baby powder caused cancer, is plotting a third Chapter 11 filing, with the potential to spark a circuit split that could put the controversial “Texas Two-Step” maneuver squarely in the U.S. Supreme Court’s sights, experts say. After spending millions on two New […]

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BREAKING: Monsanto Hit With $175M & $332M Verdicts In 1st Roundup Trials!

A Philadelphia jury slammed Monsanto with a $175 million verdict for a cancer patient who claimed the company didn’t adequately warn customers about carcinogens in the weed killer Roundup, wrapping up the city’s first trial on tort claims over the Bayer AG unit’s signature product! Shortly after, a San Diego jury slammed Monsanto with a

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Judge OKs Fees For Talc Lawyers In J&J Unit’s First Ch. 11

A New Jersey bankruptcy judge has told counsel for talc tort claimants in the original Chapter 11 of Johnson & Johnson’s talc spinoff that they are due hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees and expenses, saying the payment was justified by the “extraordinary” circumstances of the case. In an opinion filed, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge

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Vet Says 3M’s $50M Bellwether Verdict Appeal Is ‘Scattershot’

A veteran who was awarded $50 million in compensatory damages over 3M’s allegedly defective earplugs urged the Eleventh Circuit on Friday not to overturn his verdict.  Veteran Luke Vilsmeyer told the panel that 3M is “grasping at straws” in its arguments that he failed to prove that the combat earplug caused his hearing damage and that

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L’Oreal Sued Over Alleged Cancer-Causing Products

Hair product maker L’Oreal failed to warn the public that their Black hair care products contained chemicals which posed major health risks, such as uterine cancer, according to two lawsuits filed in Florida and Texas federal court by women who say they had to undergo hysterectomies after decades of repeated exposure.  The personal injury suits say

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