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Purdue Pharma has filed for bankruptcy. As part of that, the Sackler family, which owned the company for years, agreed to pay $6 billion in settlements to govts & individuals harmed by the crisis. In exchange, they want immunity from future lawsuits. But the Sacklers aren’t filing bankruptcy as individuals - only their company is. So is it legal for them to be shielded from liability? That’s the big question now at the Supreme Court. | KFF Health News

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