Fox and other officials claim distributors are “required to report any suspiciously large or frequent orders of the drugs, which these companies failed to do,” according to the article. The attorneys generals in Oregon and Washington also similarly filed suits against the suppliers Johnson and Johnson and Perdue Pharma.
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Montana’s AG Joins Oregon, Washington in Opioid Lawsuits
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox announced lawsuits against the McKesson Corporation and Cardinal Health after claiming they played a part in the over-supplying of opioids in the state. So reports KATU2.
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