Oklahoma judge to rule in $17 billion opioid lawsuit against J&J

A judge in Oklahoma will decide Monday whether J&J should be held liable in a $17 billion lawsuit alleging the drugmaker’s marketing practices fueled the opioid epidemic. J&J has denied the wrongdoing while saying its marketing claims had scientific support and that its painkillers made up a tiny fraction of opioids prescribed in Oklahoma.

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Edward Williams 5 months

WOW that's a lot.

Andrew 1010 5 months

Hooooly shit. 17 BILLION! What did they DO!

ICblades 5 months

did you know there are things you can put in proscription medicines that will make you vomit if you take too much? so the question is why j&J didn't do this?

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