A New Jersey appeals court has barred plaintiffs’ firm Beasley Allen from representing plaintiffs in a consolidated group of ...

A U.S. district judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit alleging Johnson & Johnson committed fraud by repeatedly attempting to use a shell company's bankruptcy to resolve tens of thousands of lawsuits ...

On Friday, the New Jersey Appellate Division reversed Atlantic County Superior Judge John Porto's 2024 decision not to ...

J&J (JNJ) stock is in focus as a New Jersey judge dismisses claims that the company committed fraud by using bankruptcy to settle with talc claimants. Read more here.

The 15-day trial centers on Gayle Emerson, a Pennsylvania woman who claimed that her use of Johnson & Johnson's baby powder caused her ovarian cancer, and, ultimately, her death.

Thousands of women suing J&J over claims that its talc-based baby powder caused ovarian cancer cleared a key hurdle.

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A court-designated special master has recommended that plaintiffs accusing Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) of marketing talc-based baby powder and other products that caused their ovarian cancer be allowed to ...

Hours before Johnson & Johnson revealed strong financial results for 2025 and rosy expectations for this year, the company was hit with a court decision that could negatively impact its defense of ...

By Diana Novak Jones Jan 20(Reuters) - In a victory for thousands of women suing Johnson & Johnson over claims that the company's baby powder and other talc products caused their ovarian cancer, a ...

Experts Can Testify About Suspected J&J Talc Products' Cancer Link, Special Master Recommends By Diana Novak Jones Jan 20 (Reuters) - In a victory for thousands of women suing Johnson & Johnson over ...

A court-appointed special master has recommended allowing expert testimony linking Johnson & Johnson's talc products to ovarian cancer in ongoing lawsuits. This move could lead to trials in federal ...