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The Supreme Court will hear oral argument Monday on the remaining sticking point in the years-long effort to settle litigation against Purdue Pharma.

On Monday, the Supreme Court will take on one of its highest-profile bankruptcy cases in recent memory: Whether or not to approve OxyContin-maker Purdue Pharma’s controversial agreement that would give billions of dollars to victims of the opioid epidemic while protecting members of the Sackler family, who owned the company, from current and future opioid-related civil lawsuits.

Supreme court to review immunity of Sacklers from prosecution under a 2019 bankruptcy settlement with the OxyContin maker

In 2014, when the first opioid lawsuits were filed against Purdue Pharma, Tiffinee Scott’s daughter was still years away from her fatal overdose from addictive prescription painkillers, including Purdue’s OxyContin, which she was taking to manage sickle cell pain. That year, Dede Yoder’s teenage son was struggling with an addiction that began with an OxyContin prescription for a sports injury. He would die from an overdose in 2017, after attempting rehab eight times. It woul...

Purdue Pharma has said there will be no $6 billion opioid crisis settlement without releasing Sackler family members from liability

The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments today questioning the legality of the bankruptcy settlement for Stamford-headquartered Purdue Pharma and its founders, the Sackler family.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday morning over the legality of an almost $6 billion bankruptcy settlement involving Purdue Pharma, the manufacturer of the medication OxyContin that has spurred the deadly opioid epidemic.

(CNN) — The Supreme Court spent nearly two hours Monday morning grappling with whether federal bankruptcy code permits a controversial agreement that would give billions of dollars to victims of

A bankruptcy case before the Supreme Court could grant the Sackler family immunity from opioid-related civil cases Ariana Baio reports

The Supreme Court held its first oral argument regarding a $6 billion settlement between Purdue Pharma, the Sackler family and victims of the opioid crisis.