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Court records and legal process, explained for readers who need to follow what is actually happening rather than what is being claimed about it. Every case here is reported from the court or government record: an allegation is described as an allegation, a proposed settlement as proposed, and a ruling as a ruling. We explain procedure and posture. Nothing here is legal advice, and nothing here tells you whether you have a claim — that depends on facts and law specific to your situation.
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The federal GLP-1 gastrointestinal injury docket finished its expert-evidence hearing in September 2026. The court's public orders page shows no ruling yet, and the distinction between an evidentiary hearing and a trial is the one readers most often get wrong.
J&J has offered $5.5 billion to resolve roughly 76,000 remaining ovarian talc claims — but the deal is a proposal, not a settlement, and it is conditional on near-universal participation.