AG: Drug law affects opioid case, clergy probe to go longer

State Attorney General Dana Nessel said lawmakers should revisit Michigan's unique law that shields drugmakers from product liability lawsuits, saying it "absolutely" has affected her strategy to seek damages for the painkiller addiction epidemic. Her office last week sued four major opioid distributors under a law that is aimed at illegal drug dealers. The state has ...

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AG: Drug law affects opioid case, clergy probe to go longer

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