AG Coalition Secures Over $10 Billion In Opioid Funds From CVS And Walgreens

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Announced Yesterday That He Has Finalized Agreements With CVS And Walgreens, Bringing The National Opioid Crisis Settlement Total To More Than $50 Billion.

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TN Attorney General Announces $3.1 Billion Settlement With Walmart Over Opioid Epidemic Allegations

Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Announced That He Has Reached A Settlement With Walmart To Resolve Allegations That The Company Contributed To The Opioid Addiction Crisis By Failing To Appropriately Oversee The Dispensing Of Opioids At Its Stores.

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Skrmetti Announces $84 Million Payout To Combat Opioid Crisis

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Announced That More Than $84 Million Was Paid To The State And Local Governments To Be Used To Abate The Opioid Crisis In Tennessee.

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Walgreens Pharmacies Sued For Opioid Profiteering In Tennessee

According To The Tennessee Attorney General’s Office, Walgreens Pharmacies Have Ignored Warnings About Alleged Pill-Mills And Drug Pushers And Have Continued To Inundate The State With Opioids.

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State Attorneys General Reach $450 Million Nationwide Settlement as Part of Opioid Maker Endo’s Bankruptcy

Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III Has Reached An Agreement In Principle With Opioid Maker Endo International PLC And Its Lenders That Would Provide Up To $450 Million To Participating States And Local Governments, Ban Promotion Of Endo’s Opioids, And Require Endo To Turn Over Millions Of Documents Related To Its Role In The Opioid Crisis For Publication In A Public Online Archive.

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AG Slatery Sues Walgreens For Unlawful Distribution Of Opioids

Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III Has Filed A Lawsuit Against Walgreens In Knox County Circuit Court For Violations Of The Tennessee Consumer Protection Act, Violating Tennessee’s Public Nuisance Statute, And Creating A Common Law Public Nuisance Through Its Unlawful Sale And Distribution Of Opioids.

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Knox And Anderson County Overdoses Greatly Increased In 2021

According To The 2021 Drug-Related Death Report For Knox And Anderson Counties, Produced By The Knox County Regional Forensic Center, The Number Of Overdose Deaths In Knox County Increased By 29% And By 67% In Anderson County Last Year. These Percentages Are On Top Of A 41% Increase In Knox County In 2020 And A 81% Increase In Anderson County The Same Year.

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Food City Seeks To Spread Blame In Opioid Lawsuit Brought By TN Attorney General

Tennessee Attorney General Accuses Food City Grocery Chain Of Padding Profits Through Sales Of “Massive Quantities” Of Opioids.

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