Judge rejects Sackler family bid to shield mansion tied to $7.4B opioid settlement
A judge has turned down a request by members of the Sackler family to protect a mansion from being used to satisfy obligations under a $7.4 billion opioid settlement. The ruling means the property remains available to help fund payments owed to affected parties. The Sacklers, whose company Purdue Pharma marketed OxyContin, have faced extensive litigation over the role of the drug in the opioid crisis. The decision reflects courts' ongoing efforts to recover assets for victims and communities harmed by opioid addiction.
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