Thursday’s settlement with Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody also includes a 10-year partnership in which Walmart will dispense 672,000 kits of Naloxone to law enforcement and first responders in the state.
October 20, 2022 at 07:24 PM
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Walmart has agreed to pay $215 million to the state of Florida to settle potential claims that it fueled the opioid crisis.
Thursday’s settlement with Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody also includes a 10-year partnership in which Walmart will dispense 672,000 kits of Naloxone to law enforcement and first responders in the state.
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