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Purdue's DOJ Offer Approved by Judge Despite States' Ire

November 17, 2020 by Christine Minhee in breaking

Over the objections of 25 state Attorneys General, over two dozen congresspeople, and a group of nonconsenting states, Judge Robert Drain has approved Purdue’s DOJ-backed, landmark $8.3 billion settlement offer.

November 17, 2020 /Christine Minhee

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