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COVID causes mistrial in Georgia opioid lawsuit against distributors - Vimarsana News

COVID causes mistrial in Georgia opioid lawsuit against distributors

Just three days after it started, a trial in Georgia accusing three distributors of oversupplying prescription opioid pills and recklessly causing public harm was shut down because of an outbreak of the COVID virus in the courtroom.

Despite federal ruling, state court moves forward with opioid cases - Vimarsana News

Despite federal ruling, state court moves forward with opioid cases

CHARLESTON — Another court is moving forward with opioid lawsuits in West Virginia, despite a federal judge’s ruling last week that opioid distributors are not legally responsible for the drug

Despite federal ruling, state court moves forward with opioid cases - Vimarsana News

Despite federal ruling, state court moves forward with opioid cases

CHARLESTON — Another court is moving forward with opioid lawsuits in West Virginia, despite a federal judge's ruling last week opioid distributors are not legally responsible for the drug crisis.

A year after opioid trial ends, judge rules law falls short of Cabell, Huntington claims - Vimarsana News

A year after opioid trial ends, judge rules law falls short of Cabell, Huntington claims

HUNTINGTON — Nearly a year after a months-long trial, the City of Huntington and Cabell County’s effort to hold accountable those they accuse of helping to fuel the local opioid

A year after opioid trial ends, judge rules law falls short of Cabell, Huntington claims - Vimarsana News

A year after opioid trial ends, judge rules law falls short of Cabell, Huntington claims

HUNTINGTON — Nearly a year after a months-long trial, the City of Huntington and Cabell County's effort to hold accountable those they accuse of helping to fuel the local opioid