Red River Talc LLC

  1. October 10, 2024

    J&J's Latest Ch. 11 Case To Stay In Texas After Challenge

    Johnson & Johnson's most-recent attempt to handle its legacy talc liability through bankruptcy will remain in the Lone Star State after a Texas judge ruled Thursday that he is able to handle the proceedings fairly and efficiently and wants to get the case rolling as quickly as possible, denying multiple motions to send the case to New Jersey where two previous bankruptcies have been administered.

  2. September 30, 2024

    J&J Fights For Ch. 11 Venue, NY Diocese Settles For $323M

    Johnson & Johnson and the Justice Department are set to face off in a dispute over whether the consumer products giant was justified in putting a talc unit into bankruptcy in Texas this month, after the U.S. Trustee's Office accused J&J of "forum-shopping" its third Chapter 11 filing.

  3. September 30, 2024

    J&J Ch. 11 Parties Must Meet Ahead Of Venue Hearing

    A Texas bankruptcy judge on Monday ordered lawyers fighting over a bid to get Johnson & Johnson's latest Chapter 11 moved to New Jersey to meet and confer before a hearing on the potential venue transfer that is scheduled for next week.

  4. September 26, 2024

    J&J Is 'Forum-Shopping' In New Spinoff Ch. 11, Trustee Says

    The U.S. Department of Justice's bankruptcy watchdog has asked a judge to send the latest Johnson & Johnson talc-liability spinoff bankruptcy to New Jersey, saying Thursday that J&J subsidiary Red River Talc's Chapter 11 petition in the Southern District of Texas is an "assault on the very integrity of the bankruptcy system" and amounts to forum-shopping.

  5. September 25, 2024

    4 Things To Know About J&J's Latest Talc Bankruptcy

    Johnson & Johnson moved a newly created talc unit into Chapter 11 in Texas last week, renewing its efforts to address billions of dollars in potential liability tied to its talc products through bankruptcy.

  6. September 24, 2024

    J&J Talc Claims Paused, Silvergate Parent Files For Ch. 11

    A Texas bankruptcy judge has put on hold certain talc-related personal injury lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson, and Silvergate Capital has filed for Chapter 11 to liquidate assets following client losses tied to the FTX collapse. This is the week in bankruptcy.