Kennedy to Retain Financial Stake in Pharma Litigation Despite HHS Nomination
President Trump's nominee for Health and Human Services Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., will retain financial interests in pharmaceutical litigation, including a 10% contingency fee in cases against Merck regarding Gardasil, even while overseeing drug policy, raising ethical concerns.
Kennedy to Retain Financial Stake in Pharma Litigation Despite HHS Nomination
President Trump's nominee for Health and Human Services Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., will retain financial interests in pharmaceutical litigation, including a 10% contingency fee in cases against Merck regarding Gardasil, even while overseeing drug policy, raising ethical concerns.
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Ohio Supreme Court Overturns $650 Million Opioid Judgment
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned a $650 million judgment against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart in an opioid lawsuit, ruling that state law prohibits counties from using public nuisance claims against pharmaceutical companies; this decision could impact similar cases nationwide.
Ohio Supreme Court Overturns $650 Million Opioid Judgment
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned a $650 million judgment against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart in an opioid lawsuit, ruling that state law prohibits counties from using public nuisance claims against pharmaceutical companies; this decision could impact similar cases nationwide.
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Ohio Supreme Court Overturns $650 Million Opioid Judgment
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned a $650 million judgment against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart in an opioid lawsuit, ruling that state law prohibits counties from using public nuisance claims against pharmaceutical companies; this decision may affect similar cases nationwide.
Ohio Supreme Court Overturns $650 Million Opioid Judgment
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned a $650 million judgment against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart in an opioid lawsuit, ruling that state law prohibits counties from using public nuisance claims against pharmaceutical companies; this decision may affect similar cases nationwide.
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DOJ Sues CVS for Allegedly Filling Illegal Opioid Prescriptions
The US Department of Justice sued CVS on Wednesday for allegedly filling illegal opioid prescriptions from 2013 onward, violating the Controlled Substances Act, ignoring red flags, and contributing to patient deaths; this follows a $5 billion settlement with state and local governments in 2022 but r...
DOJ Sues CVS for Allegedly Filling Illegal Opioid Prescriptions
The US Department of Justice sued CVS on Wednesday for allegedly filling illegal opioid prescriptions from 2013 onward, violating the Controlled Substances Act, ignoring red flags, and contributing to patient deaths; this follows a $5 billion settlement with state and local governments in 2022 but r...
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Ohio Supreme Court Overturns $650 Million Opioid Judgment Against Pharmacies
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned a $650 million judgment against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart in an opioid lawsuit brought by Lake and Trumbull counties, ruling that state law prohibits such public nuisance claims against pharmaceutical companies, potentially impacting similar cases nationwide.
Ohio Supreme Court Overturns $650 Million Opioid Judgment Against Pharmacies
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned a $650 million judgment against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart in an opioid lawsuit brought by Lake and Trumbull counties, ruling that state law prohibits such public nuisance claims against pharmaceutical companies, potentially impacting similar cases nationwide.
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40% Bias Score
Ohio Supreme Court Overturns $650 Million Opioid Judgment
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned a $650 million judgment against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart in an opioid lawsuit, ruling that state law prohibits counties from using public nuisance claims against pharmaceutical companies; this decision could impact billions in opioid settlements nationwide.
Ohio Supreme Court Overturns $650 Million Opioid Judgment
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned a $650 million judgment against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart in an opioid lawsuit, ruling that state law prohibits counties from using public nuisance claims against pharmaceutical companies; this decision could impact billions in opioid settlements nationwide.
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32% Bias Score