Florida becomes next state to seal big opioid settlement deal, bagging $878M from Teva, Allergan and others
In yet another opioid settlement, Florida is the next state to agree to a deal — but not without making sure it’s getting what it thinks is due.
The state of Florida reached a settlement with CVS, Endo, Teva and Allergan for a combined $878 million, Florida AG Ashley Moody said in a press release on Wednesday. More than half — $484 million — comes from CVS, with another $195 million from Teva, $134 million from Allergan and $65 million from Endo. All the deals include the official “settlement amount,” plus legal fees ranging into the millions.
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