Muncie Opts Out Of State Opioid Settlement Talks To Continue Own Lawsuits
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“If there is a settlement, the state will control 85 percent of the distribution of those proceeds. Cities and towns, counties, will have no say in the matter."Muncie Opts Out Of State Opioid Settlement Talks To Continue Own Lawsuits
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The Muncie City Council has opted-out of receiving any potential settlement money the state of Indiana gets from suing pharmaceutical companies over the opioid crisis. But as IPR’s Stephanie Wiechmann reports, the city is making the move so it can negotiate for itself. In 2017, Muncie w