By Vince Sullivan (September 13, 2021, 7:29 PM EDT) -- Cyprus Mines Corporation asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge for permission to join into the Chapter 11 suit of bankrupt successor company Imerys Talc American against Johnson & Johnson, saying the two companies' interests in indemnity rights against J&J are closely related. In its motion filed Friday, Cyprus said it filed an adversary suit over a year ago seeking a declaration pertaining to its indemnity rights against J&J relating to personal claims arising from exposure to J&J products containing talc mined by Cyprus, and that allowing Imerys to pursue similar claims in its own recently filed adversary suit against J&J would be. . .
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