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J&J's $8.2 Billion Settlement Linked To Iconic Baby Powder Faces Court Test
The fate of Johnson & Johnson's latest push to use bankruptcy courts to end thousands of cancer lawsuits tied to its iconic baby powder now hinges on a high-stakes trial in January.
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Man Who Invaded Pitch During World Cup Final Sent To 1-Day Police Custody
An Australian arrested for invading the pitch during Sunday's World Cup cricket final between India and Australia wearing a pro-Palestine T-shirt was on Monday remanded in one-day police custody by a Gandhinagar court, an official said.
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UK Court To Give Ruling On Rishi Sunak's Plan To Settle Asylum Seekers
Appeal court judges in London will on Thursday rule on whether the UK government's controversial plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda is lawful, after a legal challenge by migrants and campaigners.
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Rishi Sunak In Hot Water Over Boris Johnson's Resignation As MP
Boris Johnson quit his seat in the UK Parliament, denouncing as a "kangaroo court" the panel of lawmakers investigating his behavior and attacking the policies of the current prime minister, Rishi Sunak.
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UK Man Kept A Pensioner's Body In Freezer And Used His Money For Shopping
A man has testified in court that he kept the body of a pensioner for almost two years in his freezer.
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Court Rescinds Ban, Allows Johnson & Johnson To Make, Sell Baby Powder
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday permitted Johnson & Johnson to manufacture, sell and distribute its baby powder and quashed three orders of the Maharashtra government revoking the company's license.
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Court Allows Johnson & Johnson To Manufacture Powder But Not Sell It
The Bombay High Court today ordered for fresh testing of Johnson & Johnson baby powder samples and permitted the company to manufacture the product but to not sell it, as per the Maharashtra government order.
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Johnson's Baby Powder Licence Cancelled By Maharashtra, J&J Goes To Court
Maharashtra's Food and Drugs Administration has cancelled the baby powder manufacturing licence of Johnson & Johnson Pvt Ltd "in the interest of public health at large."
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UK Acted Unlawfully With "VIP" Covid Contract Lane, Court Rules
The British government acted unlawfully by setting up a fast-track "VIP lane" to allow ministers and officials to recommend suppliers of personal protective equipment during the coronavirus pandemic, a London court ruled on Wednesday.
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US Court Overturns Historic Opioid Ruling Against Drugmaker Johnson & Johnson
The Oklahoma State Supreme Court on Tuesday overturned a historic decision to fine US pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson $465 million for its role in the opioid crisis.
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US Supreme Court Declines To Hear Johnson & Johnson Appeal Over $2 Billion Baby Powder Judgement
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear Johnson & Johnson's bid to overturn a $2.12 billion damages award to women who blamed their ovarian cancer on asbestos in the company's baby powder and other talc products.
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J&J Vaccine Manufacturing Error Affects 15 Million Doses: Report
A manufacturing error at a plant involved in Covid-19 vaccine production affected 15 million doses worth of an ingredient for Johnson & Johnson's vaccine, according to two people familiar with the matter, though the company downplayed the situation a
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Johnson & Johnson To Appeal $2.12 Billion Baby Powder Verdict To US Supreme Court
Missouri's highest court on Tuesday refused to consider Johnson & Johnson's appeal of a $2.12 billion damages award to women who blamed their ovarian cancer on asbestos in its baby powder and other talc products.
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Johnson & Johnson Told To Pay $2.1 Billion Over Cancer-Causing Powder
A US court has upheld a verdict that talcum powder sold by Johnson & Johnson caused ovarian cancer and ordered the pharmaceutical giant to pay $2.1 billion in damages.
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Indian-Origin Journalist Faces "Racist Abuse'' While Reporting On UK Street: Cops
A 50-year-old man was produced before a UK court on Tuesday charged with threatening and abusive behaviour in relation to an Indian-origin reporter for the BBC facing "racist abuse" just before she was to go on air from Leicester city centre.
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J&J's $8.2 Billion Settlement Linked To Iconic Baby Powder Faces Court Test
The fate of Johnson & Johnson's latest push to use bankruptcy courts to end thousands of cancer lawsuits tied to its iconic baby powder now hinges on a high-stakes trial in January.
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Man Who Invaded Pitch During World Cup Final Sent To 1-Day Police Custody
An Australian arrested for invading the pitch during Sunday's World Cup cricket final between India and Australia wearing a pro-Palestine T-shirt was on Monday remanded in one-day police custody by a Gandhinagar court, an official said.
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UK Court To Give Ruling On Rishi Sunak's Plan To Settle Asylum Seekers
Appeal court judges in London will on Thursday rule on whether the UK government's controversial plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda is lawful, after a legal challenge by migrants and campaigners.
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Rishi Sunak In Hot Water Over Boris Johnson's Resignation As MP
Boris Johnson quit his seat in the UK Parliament, denouncing as a "kangaroo court" the panel of lawmakers investigating his behavior and attacking the policies of the current prime minister, Rishi Sunak.
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UK Man Kept A Pensioner's Body In Freezer And Used His Money For Shopping
A man has testified in court that he kept the body of a pensioner for almost two years in his freezer.
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Court Rescinds Ban, Allows Johnson & Johnson To Make, Sell Baby Powder
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday permitted Johnson & Johnson to manufacture, sell and distribute its baby powder and quashed three orders of the Maharashtra government revoking the company's license.
-
Court Allows Johnson & Johnson To Manufacture Powder But Not Sell It
The Bombay High Court today ordered for fresh testing of Johnson & Johnson baby powder samples and permitted the company to manufacture the product but to not sell it, as per the Maharashtra government order.
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Johnson's Baby Powder Licence Cancelled By Maharashtra, J&J Goes To Court
Maharashtra's Food and Drugs Administration has cancelled the baby powder manufacturing licence of Johnson & Johnson Pvt Ltd "in the interest of public health at large."
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UK Acted Unlawfully With "VIP" Covid Contract Lane, Court Rules
The British government acted unlawfully by setting up a fast-track "VIP lane" to allow ministers and officials to recommend suppliers of personal protective equipment during the coronavirus pandemic, a London court ruled on Wednesday.
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US Court Overturns Historic Opioid Ruling Against Drugmaker Johnson & Johnson
The Oklahoma State Supreme Court on Tuesday overturned a historic decision to fine US pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson $465 million for its role in the opioid crisis.
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US Supreme Court Declines To Hear Johnson & Johnson Appeal Over $2 Billion Baby Powder Judgement
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear Johnson & Johnson's bid to overturn a $2.12 billion damages award to women who blamed their ovarian cancer on asbestos in the company's baby powder and other talc products.
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J&J Vaccine Manufacturing Error Affects 15 Million Doses: Report
A manufacturing error at a plant involved in Covid-19 vaccine production affected 15 million doses worth of an ingredient for Johnson & Johnson's vaccine, according to two people familiar with the matter, though the company downplayed the situation a
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Johnson & Johnson To Appeal $2.12 Billion Baby Powder Verdict To US Supreme Court
Missouri's highest court on Tuesday refused to consider Johnson & Johnson's appeal of a $2.12 billion damages award to women who blamed their ovarian cancer on asbestos in its baby powder and other talc products.
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Johnson & Johnson Told To Pay $2.1 Billion Over Cancer-Causing Powder
A US court has upheld a verdict that talcum powder sold by Johnson & Johnson caused ovarian cancer and ordered the pharmaceutical giant to pay $2.1 billion in damages.
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Indian-Origin Journalist Faces "Racist Abuse'' While Reporting On UK Street: Cops
A 50-year-old man was produced before a UK court on Tuesday charged with threatening and abusive behaviour in relation to an Indian-origin reporter for the BBC facing "racist abuse" just before she was to go on air from Leicester city centre.
