Jackson Jambalaya

Legalized extortion. I hope every AG that took part in this is told one day by their doctor that pain meds for their condition are no longer available.

I am very grateful for opioid relief from accidental and surgical pain at key points in my life. I have never had the least desire whatsoever to use it as a recreational drug. An ER doctor said taking Ibupropen for serious pain that requires an excessive or frequent dose to get relief, hurts the kidneys. Oxycodone and Hydrocodone are less damaging to kidneys than heavy frequent use of Ibuprofen. Of course a physician's detailed analysis is required for each pain prescription.
Unfortunately, abusers of opioids have caused many doctors to avoid opioids' undeserved reputation, IMO.

What a joke. The people who should get some money is the parents & spouse who lost a loved one to Oxycontin & Fentanyl not the state.

$6.35M doesn't seem worth fooling with. Is that all going to outside counsel?

The state of Mississippi population will see virtually “none” of this money. Please speak up if you can refute this. Now, I do realize some people in high positions in the great State of Mississippi will be driving much nicer automobiles and eating better on the Great State of Mississippi’s dime.

What will the state do with the money??? PISS IT ALWAY is what they will do!

Less than 1% of the settlement??? Pitiful, even Chockwe had better results …

Zero for the dead guys

Wow, that is about $20.00 for every person in Mississippi. Obviously since she was representing every citizen in the great state of Mississippi, when can we expect to receive that $20.00, minus of course the cost of a postage stamp. If not where will this money go?

Boy, I can’t wait to get my share of this money! Does anyone know that after the state used my money (?) to pay expensive and long winded civilian lawyers to recover this $ when I can expect my share? Also, please release the fees associated with this criminal investigation.

There needs to be an agressive ongoing audit trail of this money as there are some politicians smacking their lips as I type.

With that kind of a money a bunch of fellas could have a pretty good time in both Vegas and Paris.

"Settlement payments are deposited into the Opioid Settlement Fund created by the Legislature in 2024.,,to ensure that settlement funds are allocated and spent in accordance with the terms of the settlement..."
So why wasn't this done when the City of Jackson was handed $89 million in the Seimens settlement?

How much did the outside out of state attorneys receive?