A bankruptcy judge on Wednesday ordered that all talcum powder lawsuits be stayed for 60 days, pending transfer of the Chapter 11 filing of Johnson & Johnson subsidiary LTL Management from North Carolina to New Jersey.
November 10, 2021 at 07:40 PM
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A bankruptcy judge has ordered that all talcum powder lawsuits be stayed for 60 days, pending a Johnson & Johnson subsidiary’s Chapter 11 filing that he transferred from North Carolina to New Jersey.
Both decisions occurred during a Wednesday hearing in the Oct. 14 bankruptcy of LTL Management, which Johnson & Johnson created to absorb talc liabilities tied to more than 38,000 lawsuits alleging is baby powder caused ovarian cancer or mesothelioma.
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Johnson’s baby talcum powder on a supermarket shelf. Credit: Muhamad Norairin Ngateni/Shutterstock
