, said the Sackler family members who own the company required third-party releases as a prerequisite for a settlement so they would “be able to put all of the litigation behind them.”
Mr. Dubel’s testimony came during the first day of a bankruptcy trial in New York over the settlement and Purdue’s broader chapter 11 plan, which would fund opioid abatement programs. He described the discussions while answering questions from a lawyer for Connecticut, where Purdue is based and one of a handful of states opposing the plan.
Hmmmm how long did FDA approve that there
Everyday is a bank account, and time is our currency. No one is rich, no one is poor, we’ve got 24 hours each. — Christopher Rice
Almost seems like we shouldn’t trust big pharma. Almost seems like they do not have our best interests in mind🤔
Wow there is no limit on disgrace and disgusting 🤢 I truly hope that they (all involved) are held accountable for the tragedy they’ve caused to so many souls. 🤬
Give them some sackle, man!!! LOL
this is terrible news
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