Governmental entities have collectively recovered billions of dollars, with each entity receiving millions of dollars of relief, such as
Below are a few examples of recent successful litigation brought by public entities:
It is estimated that more than $50 billion will be awarded to states and localities as a result of the opioid settlement agreements.
In 2024, cities, counties, and water utilities obtained final court approval for $13 billion worth of settlements against 3M and DuPont for public water systems that are testing and removing PFAS from public drinking water systems.
School districts nationwide successfully recovered $235 million against JUUL, the manufacturer of e-cigarettes, because the vaping epidemic has interfered with normal school operations costing districts thousands of dollars.
Most recently, in August 2023, an MDL consolidated cases alleging insulin manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers of violating federal racketeering laws in a scheme designed to drastically inflate insulin prices by 600%.[1] Pope McGlamry represents local governments, subdivisions, unions, school boards, for profit and non-profit organizations, helping them recover money wrongfully paid for artificially inflated insulin prices on behalf of the plan and its beneficiaries, treble damages to deter similar future behavior, and injunctive relief to stop the insulin pricing scheme.
[1] In re Insulin Pricing Litigation, MDL 3080, Case No. 2:23-md-03080, in the District Court of New Jersey before Judge Brian R. Martinotti.
Pope McGlamry is a nationally recognized firm based in Atlanta, Georgia. The firm is known for effective, aggressive counsel in complex litigation, including class actions, MDLs, and environmental contamination torts. We handle each case with care, providing clients with regular updates on their legal options and case status. Pope McGlamry represents governmental entities on a contingency fee, meaning clients gain immediate access to legal protection but do not pay anything upfront to participate in litigation. To find out more about the PFAS or insulin litigation, fill out the form below or call Caroline McGlamry or Courtney Mohammadi at 404-523-7706.