Opioid Manufacturers and Distributors Allegedly Fail to Report Suspicious Sales Activity
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Case Overview
This is a case against distributors & manufacturers of opioids for, among other things, the violation of the Controlled Substances Act. Under the Controlled Substances Act, distributors are responsible for ensuring that opioids aren’t distributed and sold under suspicious circumstances, i.e. a closed loop system. The defendants are alleged to have not monitored the sale of drugs and did not report suspicious circumstances regarding their pharmacy customers. These distributors have been fined repeatedly for violating the CSA. We require an expert who is familiar with DEA diversion investigations to discuss the process and opine on how pharmacies attempt to avoid these investigations and continue to enable the opioid epidemic.
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Joe has extensive experience in online journalism and technical writing across a range of legal topics, including personal injury, meidcal malpractice, mass torts, consumer litigation, commercial litigation, and more. Joe spent close to six years working at Expert Institute, finishing up his role here as Director of Marketing. He has considerable knowledge across an array of legal topics pertaining to expert witnesses. Currently, Joe servces as Owner and Demand Generation Consultant at LightSail Consulting.
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