By Robert Storace
Waterbury is suing several pharmaceutical companies and physicians for their alleged role in causing the city’s prescription drug epidemic, a move that mirrors litigation seen in other parts of the nation.
Mayor Neil O'Leary met with leaders from more than 20 Connecticut municipalities to see if they're interested in joining the case.
August 31, 2017 at 03:50 PM
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By Robert Storace
Waterbury is suing several pharmaceutical companies and physicians for their alleged role in causing the city’s prescription drug epidemic, a move that mirrors litigation seen in other parts of the nation.
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