Brent Ceryes of Schochor, Federico and Staton. Courtesy photo Meet Brent Ceryes, the Attorney Helping Florida Cities Through an Opioid Crisis
"We were proud to get to an agreement we were able to recommend, and one that gets money out directly to our cities and counties that they can use to abate and fix these issues in their community," attorney Brent Ceryes said.
March 30, 2022 at 12:17 PM
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It was recently announced that settlements with the "big three" distributors and Johnson & Johnson would take effect after more than 90% of litigating municipalities signed on.
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