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    • Slatery drops opposition to opioid lawsuits by DAs; says no TN lawsuit in federal courtSlatery drops opposition to opioid lawsuits by DAs; says no TN lawsuit in federal court
    • Tennessee attorney general won’t file federal suit against Big Pharma, steps out of DAs’ caseTennessee attorney general won’t file federal suit against Big Pharma, steps out of DAs’ case
    • Judge approves Tennessee AG’s withdrawal from opioid lawsuitJudge approves Tennessee AG’s withdrawal from opioid lawsuit
    • District attorneys general want Tennessee AG’s move to take over opioid lawsuit deniedDistrict attorneys general want Tennessee AG’s move to take over opioid lawsuit denied
    • State should keep the opioid pie where it’s neededState should keep the opioid pie where it’s needed
    • Death maps show where despair is killing AmericansDeath maps show where despair is killing Americans
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    • Opioid lawsuits filed in 3 countiesOpioid lawsuits filed in 3 counties
    • Lawsuits Against Pill-Makers Proceed In CourtLawsuits Against Pill-Makers Proceed In Court

Slatery drops opposition to opioid lawsuits by DAs; says no TN lawsuit in federal court

April 14, 2018 by

Slatery drops opposition to opioid lawsuits by DAs; says no TN lawsuit in federal court

This story, originally published by the Tennessee Journal, appeared April 12, 2018. Copyright 2018 Tennessee Journal. Attorney General Herbert Slatery has abandoned a legal effort to block district attorneys general from filing lawsuits against opioid manufacturers in a “ceremonial surrender” Thursday before Campbell County Circuit Court Judge John McAfee, reports the News Sentinel. And Slatery has… [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Stories, Opioid Epidemic, Sullivan County Opioid Crisis, Tennessee Opioid Crisis Tagged With: Attorney General Herbert Slatery, Big Pharma, Campbell County Circuit Court Judge John McAfee, District Attorney General Jared Effler, District Attorney General Russell Johnson, J. Gerard Stranch IV, Knox County District Attorney General Charme Allen, opioid epidemic, opioid lawsuit, opioids, Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery, Tennessee Drug Dealer’s Liability Act

Tennessee attorney general won’t file federal suit against Big Pharma, steps out of DAs’ case

April 14, 2018 by

Tennessee attorney general won’t file federal suit against Big Pharma, steps out of DAs’ case

This story, originally published by the Knoxville News-Sentinel, appeared April 12, 2018. Copyright 2018 Knoxville News-Sentinel. What was set to be a fierce legal battle over power — and money — in the effort to hold Big Pharma responsible for the costs of the opioid epidemic instead proved Thursday a ceremonial surrender. Campbell County Circuit… [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Stories, Opioid Epidemic, Sullivan County Opioid Crisis, Tennessee Opioid Crisis Tagged With: Attorney General Herbert Slatery, Big Pharma, Campbell County Circuit Court Judge John McAfee, District Attorney General Jared Effler, District Attorney General Russell Johnson, Gerard Stranch, J. Gerard Stranch IV, Knox County District Attorney General Charme Allen, opioid, opioids, OxyContin, Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery, Tennessee Drug Dealer’s Liability Act

Judge approves Tennessee AG’s withdrawal from opioid lawsuit

April 13, 2018 by

Judge approves Tennessee AG’s withdrawal from opioid lawsuit

This story, originally published by the Bristol Herald Courier, appeared April 13, 2018. Copyright 2018 Bristol Herald Courier. KINGSPORT, Tenn. — Sullivan County Chancery Court Judge E.G. Moody has approved Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery’s move to back down from taking over and dismissing a lawsuit brought by Northeast Tennessee district attorneys general against three major opioid… [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Stories, Opioid Epidemic, Sullivan County Opioid Crisis, Tennessee Opioid Crisis Tagged With: Attorney General Herbert Slatery, Endo Pharmaceuticals, Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, Northeast Tennessee district attorneys general, Northeast Tennessee lawsuit, Purdue Pharma, Sullivan County Chancery Court Judge E.G. Moody, Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery

District attorneys general want Tennessee AG’s move to take over opioid lawsuit denied

April 9, 2018 by

District attorneys general want Tennessee AG’s move to take over opioid lawsuit denied

This story, originally published by the Bristol Herald Courier, appeared April 7, 2018. Copyright 2018 Bristol Herald Courier. Northeast Tennessee district attorneys general who filed a lawsuit against three major opioid manufacturers want Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery’s motion to take over the case to be denied. The plaintiffs’ response in opposition to Slatery’s motion… [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Stories, Opioid Epidemic, Sullivan County Opioid Crisis, Tennessee Opioid Crisis Tagged With: 14 district attorneys general, Baby Doe, Barry Staubus, District Attorney General Barry Staubus, lawsuit, Northeast Tennessee district attorneys general, opioid manufacturers, opioids, Sullivan County, Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery

State should keep the opioid pie where it’s needed

March 30, 2018 by

State should keep the opioid pie where it’s needed

This story, originally published by the Johnson City Press, appeared March 30, 2018. Copyright 2018 Johnson City Press. Appetites whetted by the multi-billion dollar settlement with Big Tobacco 20 years ago, counties across the nation are suing Big Pharma to recover costs associated with the opioid epidemic. But in Tennessee, Attorney General Herbert Slatery doesn’t… [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Stories, Opioid Epidemic, Sullivan County Opioid Crisis, Tennessee Opioid Crisis Tagged With: Appalachia opioid addiction, Attorney General Herbert Slatery, Big Pharma, opioid epidemic, Purdue Pharma

Death maps show where despair is killing Americans

March 20, 2018 by

Death maps show where despair is killing Americans

Alcohol deaths are down, but drug overdoses are way, way up This story, originally published by NBC, appeared March 13, 2018. Copyright 2018 NBC. Researchers have mapped out deaths from alcohol, drugs and violence across the U.S. and found troubling patterns of despair that have worsened in recent years. While deaths from alcohol abuse, suicide… [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Stories, Opioid Epidemic, Sullivan County Opioid Crisis, Tennessee Opioid Crisis Tagged With: Appalachia opioid addiction, drug epidemic, drug overdose, drug use disorders, drugs, opioid crisis, opioid epidemic, opioid overdose, opioids, overdose

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