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In this 200th EPISODE of the Great Trials Podcast, Steve Lowry hosts a detailed discussion with Randy Jordan, an experienced trial lawyer from HunterMaclean in coastal Georgia. The focus is on the complex case of Poppell v. Cardinal Health, McKesson Corporation, and Smith Corporation, which involved 21 plaintiffs and highlighted the opioid crisis.
CASE SUMMARY:
In the case of Poppell, et al, vs McKesson, et al, twenty-one plaintiffs sued three wholesale medicine and medical supply distributors, including McKesson Corporation, Cardinal Health, and J.M. Smith. Under Georgia’s Drug Dealer Liability Act, the plaintiffs claimed that the three companies acted as illegal drug dealers in filling orders for opioid medications placed by pharmacies and hospitals in Coastal Georgia. The plaintiffs, mostly children of the addicts, claimed extensive mental and psychological damage resulting from their parents’ addictions. (READ MORE)
RANDY JORDAN:
He is a uniquely experienced trial attorney, having tried well over one hundred
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Show Sponsors:
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Harris Lowry Manton LLP - hlmlawfirm.com
Production Team:
Dee Daniels Media Podcast Production
Free Resources:
Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 1
Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 2
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In this 200th EPISODE of the Great Trials Podcast, Steve Lowry hosts a detailed discussion with Randy Jordan, an experienced trial lawyer from HunterMaclean in coastal Georgia. The focus is on the complex case of Poppell v. Cardinal Health, McKesson Corporation, and Smith Corporation, which involved 21 plaintiffs and highlighted the opioid crisis.
CASE SUMMARY:
In the case of Poppell, et al, vs McKesson, et al, twenty-one plaintiffs sued three wholesale medicine and medical supply distributors, including McKesson Corporation, Cardinal Health, and J.M. Smith. Under Georgia’s Drug Dealer Liability Act, the plaintiffs claimed that the three companies acted as illegal drug dealers in filling orders for opioid medications placed by pharmacies and hospitals in Coastal Georgia. The plaintiffs, mostly children of the addicts, claimed extensive mental and psychological damage resulting from their parents’ addictions. (READ MORE)
RANDY JORDAN:
He is a uniquely experienced trial attorney, having tried well over one hundred
CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST:
HunterMaclean on X
HunterMaclean on LinkedIn
HunterMaclean on YouTube
HunterMaclean Online
LISTEN TO PREVIOUS EPISODES & MEET THE TEAM:
Great Trials Podcast
Show Sponsors:
Legal Technology Services
Harris Lowry Manton LLP - hlmlawfirm.com
Production Team:
Dee Daniels Media Podcast Production
Free Resources:
Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 1
Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 2

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