A jury found McKesson and Cencora liable for $266 million in damages to the city of Baltimore for fueling the opioid crisis.

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McKesson (MCK) and Cencora (COR) ordered by a jury in Baltimore to pay $266M in damages to the city for their role in causing ...

A Baltimore jury found two drug distributors liable for contributing to the city's ongoing opioid crisis. The decision came ...

The city of Baltimore won $266 million in its lawsuit accusing top drug distributors McKesson and Cencora of fueling an ...