The massive settlement will aid state and local governments across the nation in their recovery efforts from the devastating effects of the opioid crisis. DALLAS – Today, the nationally recognized attorneys at Baron & Budd [...]
How Baron & Budd helped secure this phenomenal amount for opioid-ravaged communities across America For more than four decades, the nationally acclaimed law firm of Baron & Budd has achieved substantial regard for its work [...]
With this settlement, the total opioid litigation recovery for the State of New Mexico is more than $1 billion. DALLAS – Today, the nationally recognized attorneys at Baron & Budd, with shareholders Daniel Alberstone and [...]
Budd was recognized for his impact on the legal profession and his outstanding career litigating complex cases all over the country. DALLAS – The national law firm of Baron & Budd is pleased to announce [...]
On September 6, 2022, opening arguments began on the first day of trial in the state of New Mexico’s opioid case against Walgreens, Walmart, and Kroger. The three pharmacy chains were accused of turning a [...]
The oversupply of opioids into the State of New Mexico by retail pharmacies contributed to the public health crisis in the state resulting in alarming addiction and overdose rates. DALLAS – Today, the nationally recognized [...]
New Mexico is one of the hardest-hit states in the opioid crisis with reckless opioid dispensing practices by retail pharmacies contributing to the public health emergency. Baron & Budd attorneys, Dan Alberstone and Mark Pifko, [...]
Recently, a landmark proposed $26 billion settlement agreement was announced in the nationwide opioid litigation. The settlement announcement comes only a week after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that drug overdoses in [...]
The number of deaths attributed to the opioid epidemic is staggering. Across the country, millions of people are overdosing on these powerful drugs – thousands are paying with their lives as a result. This problem [...]
States and municipalities across the United States have had to spend billions of dollars dealing with the nation’s opioid epidemic. Much of this money has gone toward education and treatment problems, as well as prosecuting [...]
