(AP) — The second half of a $4 million federal grant to fight the opioid epidemic in Delaware has been approved. The News Journal reports that Delaware’s congressional delegation announced the approval of the $2 ...
(AP) — A federal judge has ruled that Delaware’s lawsuit against drug manufacturers, distributors and drugstores over the opioid crisis should be sent back to state court. In a ruling Wednesday, the judge granted the ...
New Castle County has hired the law firm Motley Rice to explore taking action against the pharmaceutical industry for its role in the opioid crisis. “The conduct of multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical companies has caused significant ...
(AP) — Delaware is suing drug manufacturers, distributors and drugstores over the opioid crisis. The News Journal of Wilmington reported Friday that the state’s lawsuit blames manufacturing companies for misleading doctors and consumers. The suit ...
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