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Board reports unanimous agreement to settle remaining opioid defendants
Summary
In closed session the Del Norte County board reported it unanimously agreed to settlements with six remaining defendants in the county's opioid litigation, naming the defendant companies by counsel during the meeting.
The Del Norte County Board of Supervisors reported that, in closed session, the county has agreed to enter into settlements with six remaining defendants in its opioid litigation.
A staff member told the board the settlements involve Associated Pharmacies Inc.; American Associated Pharmacies J.M. Smith Company; Louisiana Wholesale Drug Company, Inc.; Morris and Dixon; North Carolina Wholesale Drug Company, Inc.; and Unify Super Value. The speaker said the board had voted unanimously to enter into the settlements.
The report was read as a closed‑session announcement; the board did not provide additional details about settlement amounts, payment schedules, or related terms during the public meeting. No members of the public commented on the report during the meeting.
Next steps, including whether settlement terms will be made public or require later ratification by the board, were not specified at the time the item was announced.
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