Bankruptcy experts want to weigh in against J&J's 'abuse' of system
Asking to file amicus briefs in a New Jersey bankruptcy case, a group of law professors said Johnson & Johnson's "blatant abuse" of the bankruptcy system would allow the pharmaceutical giant to escape liability in the nationwide talc litigation.
Seven bankruptcy professors from universities across the nation filed a motion Tuesday,...
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