West Virginia Supreme Court reviews if opioid distribution counts as public nuisance, affecting $1.7B case.

The West Virginia Supreme Court is reviewing whether the distribution of opioids can be considered a public nuisance under state law. This case involves Huntington and Cabell County suing major distributors, alleging their actions fueled the opioid crisis. If the court sides with the county, it could reopen the case and potentially lead to a significant financial impact, possibly over $1.7 billion.

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