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Harrison Township authorizes opt-in to two national opioid settlements
Summary
The township board authorized Harrison Township to join two national opioid settlements — one involving multiple manufacturers and a separate Purdue/Sackler settlement — with projected recovery determined by court formulas; the clerk and township attorney recommended approval and the motion carried.
At the July 28 meeting the board authorized Harrison Township to opt into two national opioid settlements. The clerk reported that Michigan recently joined settlements covering several manufacturers (Alvogen, Amneal, Apotex, Hikma, Indivior, Mylan, Sun and Zydus) and a separate settlement involving Purdue and members of the Sackler family, and that subdivisions must enter the settlements within 120 days.
Clerk Adam Wit described the projected recovery to the township as determined by a court-established percentage formula, and the township attorney recommended approval. Treasurer Lawrence Tomenello moved to authorize Harrison Township to opt in to both settlements and Trustee David Bratto seconded; the motion carried.
The minutes do not specify an estimated recovery dollar amount for Harrison Township; projected recovery was described as calculated under a court formula. The clerk said the township had previously signed some opioid settlements as part of the ongoing national litigation.
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