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Chief Nelson tackles insulin price fixing and opioid funds

July 30, 2024 | Lake County, Illinois



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Chief Nelson tackles insulin price fixing and opioid funds
During a recent government meeting, Chief Melanie Nelson highlighted several significant legal initiatives and successes impacting Lake County. The administration has initiated new litigation concerning insulin price fixing, which has directly affected local employees. This move aims to address rising healthcare costs and ensure fair pricing for essential medications.

Additionally, the administration is actively managing opioid settlement funds, collaborating with Elizabeth Nelson to ensure these resources are allocated effectively to combat the ongoing crisis. The meeting also noted the successful settlement of a vaping case against JUUL, crediting the previous administration for its groundwork in filing the lawsuit.

In a strategic effort to reduce legal expenses, the administration is working to ensure that insurance companies cover more cases, thereby decreasing reliance on outside counsel within the civil division. The Chief reported a successful breach of contract case and preparations for upcoming arguments in the Supreme Court, following a favorable ruling in the appellate court.

Overall, the Civil Division's performance was praised, with the administration also celebrating various grant successes that will further support its initiatives.

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