06Aug
Litigants in Opioid MDL Propose First Ever “Negotiating Class”
In late June, thirty-nine cities and counties advancing claims in the opioid multidistrict litigation moved to certify a “negotiating class” solely for the purpose of reaching a settlement....
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King & Spalding
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