Johnson & Johnson Proposes $5.5 Billion Settlement Over Talcum Powder Claims

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Johnson & Johnson has put forward a $5.5 billion settlement offer to resolve lawsuits linked to its talcum powder products. The New Jersey-based healthcare giant has faced prolonged legal challenges over these claims. The proposed deal is intended to bring closure to litigation that has burdened the company for several years. If accepted, the settlement would mark a significant step toward ending one of the most protracted legal battles in the firm's history.

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