Supreme Court Blocks Purdue Pharma Settlement: Insights from Ryan Hampton
Episode Overview
Supreme Court blocked Purdue Pharma's controversial bankruptcy settlement. Decision impacts victim payouts and future opioid litigation. Ryan Hampton stresses the importance of protecting $750 million for victims. Discussion on balancing advocacy work with personal self-care. Insight into Ryan Hampton's run for Nevada State Assembly.
My biggest fear is that people think this is over. It actually has just begun.
In this episode of Flourishing After Addiction, Carl Erik Fisher welcomes back Ryan Hampton to discuss the Supreme Court's recent decision to block the controversial bankruptcy settlement involving Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family. This ruling, which shields the Sacklers from lawsuits, has significant implications for the opioid crisis and those affected by it.
Ryan, an advocate and author deeply involved in the case, provides a detailed breakdown of the ruling and its potential impact on victims and future legal proceedings. He explains how the court's decision could reshape the landscape of opioid litigation and why it's crucial to protect the $750 million payout earmarked for victims. Ryan also shares his personal journey, balancing advocacy work with self-care, and his unexpected run for the Nevada State Assembly.
This episode is packed with insights into the complexities of legal battles against big pharma and offers a glimpse into the ongoing fight for justice and accountability in the opioid crisis. Tune in to understand the broader implications of this landmark decision and what it means for the future of addiction recovery and policy reform.