The local government’s REGISTRATION CODE is contained in a letter mailed to the local government from the North Carolina Attorney General’s office. This letter is part of the formal notice required by the Settlements. Each of the proposed Settlements has two key participation steps: First, each state decides whether to participate in the Settlements. North …
This page provides a summary of the National Settlement agreements and links to some of the source documents. Signing on to the National Settlement means your county agrees to the terms of the settlement and as a result, will not sue the distributors McKesson, Cardinal Health and AmerisourceBergen, or J&J in the future. You must …
The State of North Carolina has already approved and signed the settlements, making North Carolina local governments eligible to participate. Each of the proposed Settlements has two key participation steps: Each state decides whether to participate in the National Settlements. North Carolina has joined both Settlements. The subdivisions within each participating state must then decide …
Check your county’s allocation under the North Carolina Memorandum of Agreement Steps for Local Governments to Participate in the Settlements (click here) Source Links and Information Main Page for Opioid Settlement Resources Read more about the Settlements Read more about North Carolina’s Opioid and Substance Use Action Plan Opioid Litigation: NC MOA and National Settlement …
