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The Accomplished Attorney Who Inspired John Grisham

Dan Rubin, National Business Development Manager at Round Table Group interviewed FHC partner Martin Cunniff for the Engaging Experts podcast.
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Justice Dept. Backs High-Stakes Lawsuit Against Opioid Makers

Attorney General Jeff Sessions introduced a task force on Tuesday to pursue makers and distributors of prescription opioids.
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CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST FACEBOOK AND CAMBRIDGE ANALYTICA FOR STEALING AND IMPROPERLY USING MORE THAN 71 MILLION USERS’ DATA

Lawsuit filed on behalf of U.S. and U.K. Facebook users. Cambridge Analytica, under Steve Bannon’s leadership, initially misled Facebook but Facebook failed to act responsibly to protect users.
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In Opioid Battle, Cherokee Want Their Day in Tribal Court

Decimated by addiction, its heritage at risk, the Cherokee Nation is trying to sue pharmacies and distributors. But it may be blocked from doing so.
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Opioid Crisis

DOJ retains national legal team for claims against opioid industry

The Delaware Department of Justice (DOJ) has retained a national group of attorneys and experts to investigate and, if appropriate, file suit against opioid manufacturers, opioid distributors and other entities that may have contributed to the opioid epidemic impacting Delaware. The lead law firm retained, Fields PLLC, has already filed national litigation against the opioid industry on behalf of the Cherokee Nation.
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Opioid Crisis

Cherokee Nation files lawsuit targeting CVS and other pharmacies

Cherokee Nation is suing CVS Health, Walgreens, and other drug companies and retailers, alleging the companies didn’t do enough to stop prescription painkillers from flooding the tribal community and creating a crisis of opioid addiction.
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Cherokee Nation Files Landmark Lawsuit To Hold Opioid Distributors Accountable

McKesson, Cardinal Health, AmerisourceBergen, CVS Health, Walgreens and Wal-Mart named in lawsuit. Pharmacies and distributors profited from diversion of opioids to the communities of the Cherokee Nation.
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