A Broward County Circuit Court decision shut down a racketeering case that regional health systems have developed since 2019. They claim pharmacies and drugmakers are responsible for the millions of dollars hospitals spent on a wave of patients flooding emergency rooms with complications from opioid abuse.
Those claims went to a trial last September, and a jury deadlocked. In the wake of that impasse, Judge Carol-Lisa Phillips ...
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