An estimated $750 million is earmarked for the state and local governments, while at least $100 million from the Purdue bankruptcy agreement hinges on mediation, which has been extended three times in recent weeks.
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An estimated $750 million is earmarked for the state and local governments, while at least $100 million from the Purdue bankruptcy agreement hinges on mediation, which has been extended three times in recent weeks.
