I actually sued one of the major opioid manufacturers in the country, it happens to be a Connecticut company, because of, in effect, misleading or deceptive advertising.
Richard Blumenthal: “I actually sued one of the major opioid manufacturers in the country, it happens to be a Connecticut company, because…”
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Blumenthal discusses his legal actions against opioid manufacturers for deceptive advertising.
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