Family Behind OxyContin Accused of Abusing Bankruptcy Process
States have credible claims that family members took more than $10 billion from the company then steered it toward bankruptcy.
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States have credible claims that family members took more than $10 billion from the company then steered it toward bankruptcy.
As part of a settlement, members of the Sackler family are to be protected from lawsuits accusing them of spurring the opioid crisis.
Members of the Sackler family who own OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma are abusing the bankruptcy process, lawyers for a handful of states say.
As part of a settlement, members of the Sackler family are to be protected from lawsuits accusing them of spurring the opioid crisis.
As part of a settlement, members of the Sackler family are to be protected from lawsuits accusing them of spurring the opioid crisis.