LTL Management LLC’s 2021 Chapter 11 case has final claims registers on file: Epiq submitted them on April 30, 2026, using data dated April 13, 2023, reporting $128,313,781.50 in unsecured claimed amounts and $0.00 allowed (claims register Dkt. 4001). Those filings identify no next plan or distribution milestone.

The latest documented development in LTL Management LLC’s 2021 Chapter 11 case is the April 30, 2026 filing of final claims registers. Epiq’s numerical register Dkt. 4001, dated April 13, 2023, reports $128,313,781.50 in unsecured claimed amounts and $0.00 in allowed amounts, and includes claims with undetermined or unliquidated amounts. The filings identify no next plan or distribution milestone.

LTL commenced this proceeding with its October 14, 2021 petition Dkt. 1. According to the first-day declaration Dkt. 5, an October 12, 2021 corporate restructuring assigned the former Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc.’s talc liabilities to newly created LTL, while a new Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc. retained the other assets and liabilities. LTL sought to resolve current and future talc claims through a trust and obtain an injunction protecting itself and affiliates from further claims. The declaration reported approximately 38,000 active ovarian cancer cases, nearly $1 billion in historical defense costs, and approximately $3.5 billion in settlements and verdicts.

The proposed resolution depended on affiliate support. The first-day declaration Dkt. 5 described J&J and the new consumer company’s $2 billion commitment to establish a qualified settlement fund, alongside a funding agreement covering LTL’s business expenses and talc liabilities up to the new consumer company’s value without repayment by LTL. These were funding commitments, rather than completed settlement payments. LTL also held a subsidiary owning product royalty streams projected to generate approximately $50 million annually over the following five years.

LTL Management LLC’s 2021 Chapter 11 case has final claims registers on file: Epiq submitted them on April 30, 2026, using data dated April 13, 2023, reporting $128,313,781.50 in unsecured claimed amounts and $0.00 allowed (claims register Dkt. 4001). Those filings identify no next plan or distribution milestone.

The latest documented development in LTL Management LLC’s 2021 Chapter 11 case is the April 30, 2026 filing of final claims registers. Epiq’s numerical register Dkt. 4001, dated April 13, 2023, reports $128,313,781.50 in unsecured claimed amounts and $0.00 in allowed amounts, and includes claims with undetermined or unliquidated amounts. The filings identify no next plan or distribution milestone.

LTL commenced this proceeding with its October 14, 2021 petition Dkt. 1. According to the first-day declaration Dkt. 5, an October 12, 2021 corporate restructuring assigned the former Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc.’s talc liabilities to newly created LTL, while a new Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc. retained the other assets and liabilities. LTL sought to resolve current and future talc claims through a trust and obtain an injunction protecting itself and affiliates from further claims. The declaration reported approximately 38,000 active ovarian cancer cases, nearly $1 billion in historical defense costs, and approximately $3.5 billion in settlements and verdicts.

The proposed resolution depended on affiliate support. The first-day declaration Dkt. 5 described J&J and the new consumer company’s $2 billion commitment to establish a qualified settlement fund, alongside a funding agreement covering LTL’s business expenses and talc liabilities up to the new consumer company’s value without repayment by LTL. These were funding commitments, rather than completed settlement payments. LTL also held a subsidiary owning product royalty streams projected to generate approximately $50 million annually over the following five years.