An opioid manufacturer sued for allegedly placing profits

"Purdue continued to make visits despite credible reports of overdoses, charges, reprehensible actions, a provider admitting that he was addicted to heroin , a knife fight in front of a vendor's office, badaults of controlled substances outside a pharmacy bound to a specific provider, a clinic that did not have any examination tables or equipment, an admission by a provider that he was running a pillbox, a provider changing the name of his practice shortly after being informed of a state inquiry into his practice , a patient being guided into the waiting room to find out how to fill in the admission forms, armed guards in the waiting rooms of the providers, a large number of patients who bought OxyContin in cash , a large number of labels from outside or outside r "parking lots, insurance fraud charges, choreographic urine tests and pill counts, stand-alone waiting rooms, and additional signs of high-volume problematic practices" ", The state of the trial s.