Johnson & Johnson is a huge company, and it's partly because of this that they're in the news so much. The company has recently received widespread attention after it agreed to pay nearly $5 billion to resolve thousands of suits over its (allegedly) faulty hip implants and to settle claims it marketed its anti-psychotic drug Risperdal for off-label uses. Ethicon has lost or destroyed at least tens of thousands of documents that contained information to plaintiffs' claims. Now J&J's back in the news over another possible misstep. Two plaintiffs in the multidistrict litigation (MDL) over the J&J's transvaginal mesh products have filed a motion for sanctions, claiming that the company lost or deleted tens of thousands of documents after failing to properly impose a litigation hold from 2003. The hold required the company to keep all information and documents pertaining to vaginal meshes made by its Ethicon unit– something that the new motion claims did not happen. So, what exactly are J&J being accused of?