Teva Wraps Up Nationwide US Opioids Settlement
Firm Removes Legal Uncertainty By Concluding Deals With All 50 US States
Executive Summary
Teva has formally concluded its nationwide settlement agreement over opioids litigation in the US with all 50 states – including holdout Nevada – removing a significant legal overhang for the company.
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