Litigation & Arbitration,
Ediscovery
Oct. 31, 2022
Discovery path cleared for new claims against McKinsey
U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer Breyer rejected the advertising company’s motion to dismiss claims by local governments, school districts and tribes from 19 states and set the discovery calendar in a group of orders issued in San Francisco. The company also has a pending motion that the claims were already settled in a $573 million agreement with 47 states in 2021.
U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer has cleared the path for discovery in the multidistrict litigation against McKinsey and Co. in which it is accused of a predatory OxyContin marketing scheme.
Breyer rejected the company’s motion to dismiss claims by local governments, school districts and tribes from 19 states, and scheduled the discovery calendar in a group of orders issued Thursday in San Francisco.
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