AG Jennings Announces $26 Billion Agreement With Opioid Distributors / Manufacturer
Delawares Attorney General has announced a $26 billion settlement with three pharmaceutical companies, including Johnson & Johnson, and McKesson, to resolve opioid addiction claims against those in the county during the coronavirus pandemic.
Source: news.delaware.govPublished on 2021-07-22
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