Drug firm had power to set, change ceiling for how many opioid orders caused investigations
CHARLESTON â A drug wholesale firm accused of fueling the opioid crisis could change its monthly pill shipment thresholds fluidly so it did not have to report large orders to its regulator, an AmerisourceBergen Drug Co. executive testified Tuesday. ABDCâs Vice President of Regulatory Affairs Steve Mays testified to the system at the questioning of Cabell County attorney Paul T. Farrell Jr. on Tuesday at the Robert C. Byrd U.S. Courthouse in Charleston during a trial before U.S. District Court Senior Judge David Faber. Cabell County and the city of Huntington accuse the âBig Thr...
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