"The Eleventh Circuit now has the opportunity to ensure that the victims get their day in court and that justice in the United States is not for sale, not to allies and not to enemies." —JEFFREY E. MCFADDEN, LAW OFFICES OF JEFFREY E. MCFADDEN, LLC

TRENTON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Women who previously filed lawsuits against Johnson Johnson for damages caused by its defective talc products have filed a class action lawsuit in U.S. District Court in New Jersey accusing JJ of engaging in a series of fraudulent maneuvers designed to prevent cancer victims and their families from receiving fair compensation for their health-related claims. The lawsuit alleges three specific mileposts in Johnson Johnson’s fraudulent strategy:The creation in 2021 of a subsidiary known as LTL Management through what is commonly referred to as a divisive merger or “Texas Two-Step” to assume all talc-related liabilities. LTL then sought bankruptcy protection. Twice, that legal strategy failed.The transfer of corporate assets from an existing consumer health division into a new entity known as Kenvue. This spinoff formed in 2022 sought to create an additional, unlawful shield for JJ assets from litigation liability