In a transfer that might hamper Johnson & Johnson’s capability to file one other talc chapter, a federal decide in New Jersey dominated that plaintiffs attorneys can now add affiliated corporations as defendants in lawsuits alleging its child powder brought on ovarian most cancers.
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MDL Judge Allows Talc Plaintiffs to Sue Additional Johnson & Johnson Affiliates: ‘This Is a Significant Ruling’
