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Lawyers: Nearly $1B tentative settlement in condo collapse - Vimarsana News

Lawyers: Nearly $1B tentative settlement in condo collapse

Lawyers representing families of victims and survivors of the condominium collapse in Surfside, Florida, last June have told a judge that they've reached a nearly $1 billion tentative settlement

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Lawyers announce tentative settlement of nearly $1B in lawsuit over Surfside, Florida, condominium collapse - Vimarsana News

Lawyers announce tentative settlement of nearly $1B in lawsuit over Surfside, Florida, condominium collapse

Lawyers announce tentative settlement of nearly $1B in lawsuit over Surfside, Florida, condominium collapse

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Judge to decide how much pharmacies owe over opioid crisis - Vimarsana News

Judge to decide how much pharmacies owe over opioid crisis

A hearing will begin Tuesday in federal court in Cleveland that will result in a judge determining how much CVSHealth, Walgreens Co. and Walmart Corp. should pay two northeast Ohio counties to help them ease the continuing opioid crisis

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Armored car company settles suit over $1M pot sale seizures - Vimarsana News

Armored car company settles suit over $1M pot sale seizures

A Pennsylvania armored car company has settled its lawsuit that accused the San Bernardino County sheriff of illegally seizing over $1 million in cash it was transporting from medical marijuana businesses

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State Washington reaches $518M settlement with opioid distributors - Vimarsana News

State Washington reaches $518M settlement with opioid distributors

SEATTLE — Months into a complex trial over their role in flooding Washington with highly addictive painkillers, the nation’s three largest opioid distributors agreed Tuesday to pay the state $518