Purdue Opioid Addiction Claims - Q4 2025 Update
Purdue Opioid Addiction Claims - Q3 2025 Update
Purdue Opioid Addiction Claims - Q2 2025 Update
Purdue Opioid Addiction Claims - Q1 2025 Update
Purdue Opioid Addiction Claims - Q4 2024 Update
Purdue Opioid Addiction Claims - Q3 2024 Update
Purdue Opioid Addiction Claims - Q2 2024 Update
Purdue Opioid Addiction Claims - Q1 2024 Update
11/03/2023 Update
Q2 2023 Update
Q4 2022 Update
As expected, the bankruptcy plan was confirmed by the Bankruptcy Court last fall. Part of that plan involved the Sackler family, who owned Purdue Pharma, contributing several hundred million dollars to the bankruptcy trust in exchange for protections for future legal claims. However, in mid-December a separate Federal District Court ruled that the Bankruptcy Court did not have authority to grant the Sackler family these protections. Currently the Sackler family is appealing this ruling. Oral arguments on that appeal were made in April 2022.
Brent Coon & Associates is representing people who became addicted to Purdue Pharma’s opioid drugs OxyContin, MS OxyContin, Contin, and Ryzolt. The deadline to file claims has now passed. There are approximately 120,000 injury claims pending before the Court, as well as claims brought on behalf of many governmental entities, including the Federal Government, every State, and many counties and municipalities as well, not to mention health care organizations and other stakeholders who had to fund treatment costs associated to this product for addiction and other injuries. Each of these individuals and entities had an opportunity to vote on the plan.
The Bankruptcy Court has now approved the plan. Soon a trust will be set up to start accepting claims. We will need to start gathering up medical records to show how long you took Purdue Opioids, any evidence of addiction (such as medical treatment or rehab), and for those of you making claims for lost loved ones, evidence that the death was directly related to opioids. This evidence will determine what, if any, level of compensation you may be entitled to recover. Specifically, we need records from the pharmacy where you filled your Purdue Pharma opioids prescriptions and medical records which show that you were prescribed them. These records will be used to prove the Purdue Pharma opioids that you were prescribed and took are the ones involved in your addiction. We may need records from the health care providers who treated you for your addiction. This includes hospital records, pain clinic records, primary care doctor records, psychiatric care and drug and rehabilitation centers.
If you are having trouble getting your pharmacy records, or your local pharmacy is telling you that they cannot go back far enough you can often reach out to the corporate “Custodian of Records.” You can find them by doing a web search for a form called a “Custodian of Records for _____ Pharmacy.
Below are links to several major pharmacies:
https://www.walgreens.com/images/adaptive/pdf/access_form_09232013.pdf
https://www.cvs.com/bizcontent/forms/CVS_Pharmacy_DISCLOSURE_AUTHORIZATION_FORM_v2.pdf
https://i5.walmartimages.com/dfw/4ff9c6c9-eb9f/k2-_51feaf2f-6ef9-4e23-a40d-52e166c3fbb8.v1.pdf
There are a number of effective ways for you to send information to your Brent Coon & Associates legal team that will enable us to receive it and use it to build a strong claim of your damage and loss, which include mail/UPS/FedEx/email to:
Brent Coon & Associates Law Firm
ATTN: PURDUE PHARMA DEPARTMENT
215 Orleans St.
Beaumont, TX 77701
Whatever method you choose, please remember to put your name on the documents you send so we know who they belong to.
Brent Coon & Associates is representing people who became addicted to Purdue Pharma’s opioid drugs OxyContin, MS OxyContin, Contin, and Ryzolt. The deadline to file claims has now passed. There are approximately 120,000 injury claims pending before the Court, as well as claims brought on behalf of many governmental entities, including the Federal Government, every State, and many counties and municipalities as well, not to mention health care organizations and other stakeholders who had to fund treatment costs associated to this product for addiction and other injuries. Each of these individuals and entities had an opportunity to vote on the plan.
The Bankruptcy Court has now approved the plan. Soon a trust will be set up to start accepting claims. We will need to start gathering up medical records to show how long you took Purdue Opioids, any evidence of addiction (such as medical treatment or rehab), and for those of you making claims for lost loved ones, evidence that the death was directly related to opioids. This evidence will determine what, if any, level of compensation you may be entitled to recover. Specifically, we need records from the pharmacy where you filled your Purdue Pharma opioids prescriptions and medical records which show that you were prescribed them. These records will be used to prove the Purdue Pharma opioids that you were prescribed and took are the ones involved in your addiction. We may need records from the health care providers who treated you for your addiction. This includes hospital records, pain clinic records, primary care doctor records, psychiatric care and drug and rehabilitation centers.
If you are having trouble getting your pharmacy records, or your local pharmacy is telling you that they cannot go back far enough you can often reach out to the corporate “Custodian of Records.” You can find them by doing a web search for a form called a “Custodian of Records for _____ Pharmacy.
Below are links to several major pharmacies:
https://www.walgreens.com/images/adaptive/pdf/access_form_09232013.pdf
https://www.cvs.com/bizcontent/forms/CVS_Pharmacy_DISCLOSURE_AUTHORIZATION_FORM_v2.pdf
https://i5.walmartimages.com/dfw/4ff9c6c9-eb9f/k2-_51feaf2f-6ef9-4e23-a40d-52e166c3fbb8.v1.pdf
There are a number of effective ways for you to send information to your Brent Coon & Associates legal team that will enable us to receive it and use it to build a strong claim of your damage and loss, which include mail/UPS/FedEx/email to:
Brent Coon & Associates Law Firm
ATTN: PURDUE PHARMA DEPARTMENT
215 Orleans St.
Beaumont, TX 77701
Whatever method you choose, please remember to put your name on the documents you send so we know who they belong to.
Purdue Opioid Addiction Claims - Q3 2022 Update
As expected, the bankruptcy plan was confirmed by the Bankruptcy Court last fall. Part of that plan involved the Sackler family, who owned Purdue Pharma, contributing several hundred million dollars to the bankruptcy trust in exchange for protections for future legal claims. However, in mid-December a separate Federal District Court ruled that the Bankruptcy Court did not have authority to grant the Sackler family these protections. Currently the Sackler family is appealing this ruling. Oral arguments on that appeal were made in April 2022.
Brent Coon & Associates is representing people who became addicted to Purdue Pharma’s opioid drugs OxyContin, MS OxyContin, Contin, and Ryzolt. The deadline to file claims has now passed. There are approximately 120,000 injury claims pending before the Court, as well as claims brought on behalf of many governmental entities, including the Federal Government, every State, and many counties and municipalities as well, not to mention health care organizations and other stakeholders who had to fund treatment costs associated to this product for addiction and other injuries. Each of these individuals and entities had an opportunity to vote on the plan.
The Bankruptcy Court has now approved the plan. Soon a trust will be set up to start accepting claims. We will need to start gathering up medical records to show how long you took Purdue Opioids, any evidence of addiction (such as medical treatment or rehab), and for those of you making claims for lost loved ones, evidence that the death was directly related to opioids. This evidence will determine what, if any, level of compensation you may be entitled to recover. Specifically, we need records from the pharmacy where you filled your Purdue Pharma opioids prescriptions and medical records which show that you were prescribed them. These records will be used to prove the Purdue Pharma opioids that you were prescribed and took are the ones involved in your addiction. We may need records from the health care providers who treated you for your addiction. This includes hospital records, pain clinic records, primary care doctor records, psychiatric care and drug and rehabilitation centers.
If you are having trouble getting your pharmacy records, or your local pharmacy is telling you that they cannot go back far enough you can often reach out to the corporate “Custodian of Records.” You can find them by doing a web search for a form called a “Custodian of Records for _____ Pharmacy. Below are links to several major pharmacies:
https://www.walgreens.com/images/adaptive/pdf/access_form_09232013.pdf
https://www.cvs.com/bizcontent/forms/CVS_Pharmacy_DISCLOSURE_AUTHORIZATION_FORM_v2.pdf
https://i5.walmartimages.com/dfw/4ff9c6c9-eb9f/k2-_51feaf2f-6ef9-4e23-a40d-52e166c3fbb8.v1.pdf
There are a number of effective ways for you to send information to your Brent Coon & Associates legal team that will enable us to receive it and use it to build a strong claim of your damage and loss, which include mail/UPS/FedEx/email to:
Brent Coon & Associates Law Firm
ATTN: PURDUE PHARMA DEPARTMENT
215 Orleans St.
Beaumont, TX 77701
Whatever method you choose, please remember to put your name on the documents you send so we know who they belong to.
Brent Coon & Associates is representing people who became addicted to Purdue Pharma’s opioid drugs OxyContin, MS OxyContin, Contin, and Ryzolt. The deadline to file claims has now passed. There are approximately 120,000 injury claims pending before the Court, as well as claims brought on behalf of many governmental entities, including the Federal Government, every State, and many counties and municipalities as well, not to mention health care organizations and other stakeholders who had to fund treatment costs associated to this product for addiction and other injuries. Each of these individuals and entities had an opportunity to vote on the plan.
The Bankruptcy Court has now approved the plan. Soon a trust will be set up to start accepting claims. We will need to start gathering up medical records to show how long you took Purdue Opioids, any evidence of addiction (such as medical treatment or rehab), and for those of you making claims for lost loved ones, evidence that the death was directly related to opioids. This evidence will determine what, if any, level of compensation you may be entitled to recover. Specifically, we need records from the pharmacy where you filled your Purdue Pharma opioids prescriptions and medical records which show that you were prescribed them. These records will be used to prove the Purdue Pharma opioids that you were prescribed and took are the ones involved in your addiction. We may need records from the health care providers who treated you for your addiction. This includes hospital records, pain clinic records, primary care doctor records, psychiatric care and drug and rehabilitation centers.
If you are having trouble getting your pharmacy records, or your local pharmacy is telling you that they cannot go back far enough you can often reach out to the corporate “Custodian of Records.” You can find them by doing a web search for a form called a “Custodian of Records for _____ Pharmacy. Below are links to several major pharmacies:
https://www.walgreens.com/images/adaptive/pdf/access_form_09232013.pdf
https://www.cvs.com/bizcontent/forms/CVS_Pharmacy_DISCLOSURE_AUTHORIZATION_FORM_v2.pdf
https://i5.walmartimages.com/dfw/4ff9c6c9-eb9f/k2-_51feaf2f-6ef9-4e23-a40d-52e166c3fbb8.v1.pdf
There are a number of effective ways for you to send information to your Brent Coon & Associates legal team that will enable us to receive it and use it to build a strong claim of your damage and loss, which include mail/UPS/FedEx/email to:
Brent Coon & Associates Law Firm
ATTN: PURDUE PHARMA DEPARTMENT
215 Orleans St.
Beaumont, TX 77701
Whatever method you choose, please remember to put your name on the documents you send so we know who they belong to.
Purdue Opioid Addiction Claims - April 2022 Update
Purdue Opioid Addiction Claims - March 2022 Update
The bankruptcy plan approved by the various creditor committees of governmental entities and individual claimants, was recently thrown out by the Federal Court. As a consequence of this unexpected decision, the stakeholders went back to the table and have been able to negotiate an additional billion dollars in contributions from Purdue and the Sackler family who owns the company. The good news is that it should leave the original plan undisturbed for the individual claimants and the Proof of Claim process that went with it. There was some concern that a new proposal would again potentially result in excluding the individual claimant payment plan, which is what the governmental entities position was throughout the bankruptcy process. In other words the Federal and State governments pursuing Purdue Pharma did not want any of the settlement proceeds to go to individual claimants.
Brent Coon & Associates is representing people who became addicted to Purdue Pharma’s opioid drugs OxyContin, MS OxyContin, Contin, and Ryzolt. We do not represent any of the governmental entities that took positions hostile to the individual claims. The original deadline to file claims passed in the initial certification process last year. There are approximately 120,000 injury claims pending before the Court at the close of the filing deadline, as well as claims brought on behalf of many governmental entities, including the Federal Government, every State, and many counties and municipalities as well, not to mention health care organizations and other stakeholders who had to fund treatment costs associated to this product for addiction and other injuries. Each of these individuals and entities had an opportunity to vote on the plan and the vast majority approved it. We do not believe the bankruptcy court will reopen the claims filing process at this time for other individual claimants and we hope that the court will accept the proof of claim forms that were filed the first time rather than requiring another round of POCs to be filed.
If the Bankruptcy Court and the Federal Court approve the new plan with the extra monies contributed, they will set up a trust program to start reviewing and accepting the claims. We will continue to need medical records to show how long you took Purdue Opioids, any evidence of addiction (such as medical treatment or rehab), and for those of you making claims for lost loved ones, evidence that the death was directly related to opioids. This evidence will determine what, if any, level of compensation you may be entitled to recover. Specifically, we need records from the pharmacy where you filled your Purdue Pharma opioids prescriptions and medical records which show that you were prescribed them. These records will be used to prove the Purdue Pharma opioids that you were prescribed and took are the ones involved in your addiction. We may need records from the health care providers who treated you for your addiction. This includes hospital records, pain clinic records, primary care doctor records, psychiatric care and drug and rehabilitation centers.
If you are having trouble getting your pharmacy records, or your local pharmacy is telling you that they cannot go back far enough you can often reach out to the corporate “Custodian of Records.” You can find them by doing a web search for a form called a “Custodian of Records for _____ Pharmacy. Below are links to several major pharmacies:
https://www.walgreens.com/images/adaptive/pdf/access_form_09232013.pdf
https://www.cvs.com/bizcontent/forms/CVS_Pharmacy_DISCLOSURE_AUTHORIZATION_FORM_v2.pdf
https://i5.walmartimages.com/dfw/4ff9c6c9-eb9f/k2-_51feaf2f-6ef9-4e23-a40d-52e166c3fbb8.v1.pdf
There are a number of effective ways for you to send information to your Brent Coon & Associates legal team that will enable us to receive it and use it to build a strong claim of your damage and loss, which include mail/UPS/FedEx/email to:
Brent Coon & Associates Law Firm
ATTN: PURDUE PHARMA DEPARTMENT
215 Orleans St.
Beaumont, TX 77701
Whatever method you choose, please remember to put your name on the documents you send so we know who they belong to.
Brent Coon & Associates is representing people who became addicted to Purdue Pharma’s opioid drugs OxyContin, MS OxyContin, Contin, and Ryzolt. We do not represent any of the governmental entities that took positions hostile to the individual claims. The original deadline to file claims passed in the initial certification process last year. There are approximately 120,000 injury claims pending before the Court at the close of the filing deadline, as well as claims brought on behalf of many governmental entities, including the Federal Government, every State, and many counties and municipalities as well, not to mention health care organizations and other stakeholders who had to fund treatment costs associated to this product for addiction and other injuries. Each of these individuals and entities had an opportunity to vote on the plan and the vast majority approved it. We do not believe the bankruptcy court will reopen the claims filing process at this time for other individual claimants and we hope that the court will accept the proof of claim forms that were filed the first time rather than requiring another round of POCs to be filed.
If the Bankruptcy Court and the Federal Court approve the new plan with the extra monies contributed, they will set up a trust program to start reviewing and accepting the claims. We will continue to need medical records to show how long you took Purdue Opioids, any evidence of addiction (such as medical treatment or rehab), and for those of you making claims for lost loved ones, evidence that the death was directly related to opioids. This evidence will determine what, if any, level of compensation you may be entitled to recover. Specifically, we need records from the pharmacy where you filled your Purdue Pharma opioids prescriptions and medical records which show that you were prescribed them. These records will be used to prove the Purdue Pharma opioids that you were prescribed and took are the ones involved in your addiction. We may need records from the health care providers who treated you for your addiction. This includes hospital records, pain clinic records, primary care doctor records, psychiatric care and drug and rehabilitation centers.
If you are having trouble getting your pharmacy records, or your local pharmacy is telling you that they cannot go back far enough you can often reach out to the corporate “Custodian of Records.” You can find them by doing a web search for a form called a “Custodian of Records for _____ Pharmacy. Below are links to several major pharmacies:
https://www.walgreens.com/images/adaptive/pdf/access_form_09232013.pdf
https://www.cvs.com/bizcontent/forms/CVS_Pharmacy_DISCLOSURE_AUTHORIZATION_FORM_v2.pdf
https://i5.walmartimages.com/dfw/4ff9c6c9-eb9f/k2-_51feaf2f-6ef9-4e23-a40d-52e166c3fbb8.v1.pdf
There are a number of effective ways for you to send information to your Brent Coon & Associates legal team that will enable us to receive it and use it to build a strong claim of your damage and loss, which include mail/UPS/FedEx/email to:
Brent Coon & Associates Law Firm
ATTN: PURDUE PHARMA DEPARTMENT
215 Orleans St.
Beaumont, TX 77701
Whatever method you choose, please remember to put your name on the documents you send so we know who they belong to.
Q1 2022 Update
As expected, the bankruptcy plan was confirmed by the Bankruptcy Court last fall. Part of that plan involved the Sackler family, who owned Purdue Pharma, contributing several hundred million dollars to the bankruptcy trust in exchange for protections for future legal claims. However, in mid-December a separate Federal District Court ruled that the Bankruptcy Court did not have authority to grant the Sackler family these protections. This means that a new plan will have to be proposed, voted on, and granted by the Bankruptcy Judge. This process will take most, if not all of 2022.
Brent Coon & Associates is representing people who became addicted to Purdue Pharma’s opioid drugs OxyContin, MS OxyContin, Contin, and Ryzolt. The deadline to file claims has now passed. There are approximately 120,000 injury claims pending before the Court, as well as claims brought on behalf of many governmental entities, including the Federal Government, every State, and many counties and municipalities as well, not to mention health care organizations and other stakeholders who had to fund treatment costs associated to this product for addiction and other injuries. Each of these individuals and entities had an opportunity to vote on the plan.
The Bankruptcy Court has now approved the plan. Soon a trust will be set up to start accepting claims. We will need to start gathering up medical records to show how long you took Purdue Opioids, any evidence of addiction (such as medical treatment or rehab), and for those of you making claims for lost loved ones, evidence that the death was directly related to opioids. This evidence will determine what, if any, level of compensation you may be entitled to recover. Specifically, we need records from the pharmacy where you filled your Purdue Pharma opioids prescriptions and medical records which show that you were prescribed them. These records will be used to prove the Purdue Pharma opioids that you were prescribed and took are the ones involved in your addiction. We may need records from the health care providers who treated you for your addiction. This includes hospital records, pain clinic records, primary care doctor records, psychiatric care and drug and rehabilitation centers.
If you are having trouble getting your pharmacy records, or your local pharmacy is telling you that they cannot go back far enough you can often reach out to the corporate “Custodian of Records.” You can find them by doing a web search for a form called a “Custodian of Records for _____ Pharmacy. Below are links to several major pharmacies:
https://www.walgreens.com/images/adaptive/pdf/access_form_09232013.pdf
https://www.cvs.com/bizcontent/forms/CVS_Pharmacy_DISCLOSURE_AUTHORIZATION_FORM_v2.pdf
https://i5.walmartimages.com/dfw/4ff9c6c9-eb9f/k2-_51feaf2f-6ef9-4e23-a40d-52e166c3fbb8.v1.pdf
There are a number of effective ways for you to send information to your Brent Coon & Associates legal team that will enable us to receive it and use it to build a strong claim of your damage and loss, which include mail/UPS/FedEx/email to:
Brent Coon & Associates Law Firm
ATTN: PURDUE PHARMA DEPARTMENT
215 Orleans St.
Beaumont, TX 77701
Whatever method you choose, please remember to put your name on the documents you send so we know who they belong to.
Brent Coon & Associates is representing people who became addicted to Purdue Pharma’s opioid drugs OxyContin, MS OxyContin, Contin, and Ryzolt. The deadline to file claims has now passed. There are approximately 120,000 injury claims pending before the Court, as well as claims brought on behalf of many governmental entities, including the Federal Government, every State, and many counties and municipalities as well, not to mention health care organizations and other stakeholders who had to fund treatment costs associated to this product for addiction and other injuries. Each of these individuals and entities had an opportunity to vote on the plan.
The Bankruptcy Court has now approved the plan. Soon a trust will be set up to start accepting claims. We will need to start gathering up medical records to show how long you took Purdue Opioids, any evidence of addiction (such as medical treatment or rehab), and for those of you making claims for lost loved ones, evidence that the death was directly related to opioids. This evidence will determine what, if any, level of compensation you may be entitled to recover. Specifically, we need records from the pharmacy where you filled your Purdue Pharma opioids prescriptions and medical records which show that you were prescribed them. These records will be used to prove the Purdue Pharma opioids that you were prescribed and took are the ones involved in your addiction. We may need records from the health care providers who treated you for your addiction. This includes hospital records, pain clinic records, primary care doctor records, psychiatric care and drug and rehabilitation centers.
If you are having trouble getting your pharmacy records, or your local pharmacy is telling you that they cannot go back far enough you can often reach out to the corporate “Custodian of Records.” You can find them by doing a web search for a form called a “Custodian of Records for _____ Pharmacy. Below are links to several major pharmacies:
https://www.walgreens.com/images/adaptive/pdf/access_form_09232013.pdf
https://www.cvs.com/bizcontent/forms/CVS_Pharmacy_DISCLOSURE_AUTHORIZATION_FORM_v2.pdf
https://i5.walmartimages.com/dfw/4ff9c6c9-eb9f/k2-_51feaf2f-6ef9-4e23-a40d-52e166c3fbb8.v1.pdf
There are a number of effective ways for you to send information to your Brent Coon & Associates legal team that will enable us to receive it and use it to build a strong claim of your damage and loss, which include mail/UPS/FedEx/email to:
Brent Coon & Associates Law Firm
ATTN: PURDUE PHARMA DEPARTMENT
215 Orleans St.
Beaumont, TX 77701
Whatever method you choose, please remember to put your name on the documents you send so we know who they belong to.
Q4 2021 Update
Brent Coon & Associates is representing people who became addicted to Purdue Pharma’s opioid drugs OxyContin, MS OxyContin, Contin, and Ryzolt. The deadline to file claims has now passed. The Bankruptcy Court is expected to have a confirmation hearing regarding proposed plan on August 9, 2021. There are approximately 120,000 injury claims pending before the Court, as well as claims brought on behalf of many governmental entities, including the Federal Government, every State, and many counties and municipalities as well, not to mention health care organizations and other stakeholders who had to fund treatment costs associated to this product for addiction and other injuries. Each of these individuals and entities had an opportunity to vote on the plan.
The Bankruptcy Court has now approved the plan. Soon a trust will be set up to start accepting claims. We will need to start gathering up medical records to show how long you took Purdue Opioids, any evidence of addiction (such as medical treatment or rehab), and for those of you making claims for lost loved ones, evidence that the death was directly related to opioids. This evidence will determine what, if any, level of compensation you may be entitled to recover. Specifically, we need records from the pharmacy where you filled your Purdue Pharma opioids prescriptions and medical records which show that you were prescribed them. These records will be used to prove the Purdue Pharma opioids that you were prescribed and took are the ones involved in your addiction. We may need records from the health care providers who treated you for your addiction. This includes hospital records, pain clinic records, primary care doctor records, psychiatric care and drug and rehabilitation centers.
If you are having trouble getting your pharmacy records, or your local pharmacy is telling you that they cannot go back far enough you can often reach out to the corporate “Custodian of Records.” You can find them by doing a web search for a form called a “Custodian of Records for _____ Pharmacy. Below are links to several major pharmacies:
https://www.walgreens.com/images/adaptive/pdf/access_form_09232013.pdf
https://www.cvs.com/bizcontent/forms/CVS_Pharmacy_DISCLOSURE_AUTHORIZATION_FORM_v2.pdf
https://i5.walmartimages.com/dfw/4ff9c6c9-eb9f/k2-_51feaf2f-6ef9-4e23-a40d-52e166c3fbb8.v1.pdf
There are a number of effective ways for you to send information to your Brent Coon & Associates legal team that will enable us to receive it and use it to build a strong claim of your damage and loss, which include mail/UPS/FedEx/email to:
Brent Coon & Associates Law Firm
ATTN: PURDUE PHARMA DEPARTMENT
215 Orleans St.
Beaumont, TX 77701
Whatever method you choose, please remember to put your name on the documents you send so we know who they belong to.
The Bankruptcy Court has now approved the plan. Soon a trust will be set up to start accepting claims. We will need to start gathering up medical records to show how long you took Purdue Opioids, any evidence of addiction (such as medical treatment or rehab), and for those of you making claims for lost loved ones, evidence that the death was directly related to opioids. This evidence will determine what, if any, level of compensation you may be entitled to recover. Specifically, we need records from the pharmacy where you filled your Purdue Pharma opioids prescriptions and medical records which show that you were prescribed them. These records will be used to prove the Purdue Pharma opioids that you were prescribed and took are the ones involved in your addiction. We may need records from the health care providers who treated you for your addiction. This includes hospital records, pain clinic records, primary care doctor records, psychiatric care and drug and rehabilitation centers.
If you are having trouble getting your pharmacy records, or your local pharmacy is telling you that they cannot go back far enough you can often reach out to the corporate “Custodian of Records.” You can find them by doing a web search for a form called a “Custodian of Records for _____ Pharmacy. Below are links to several major pharmacies:
https://www.walgreens.com/images/adaptive/pdf/access_form_09232013.pdf
https://www.cvs.com/bizcontent/forms/CVS_Pharmacy_DISCLOSURE_AUTHORIZATION_FORM_v2.pdf
https://i5.walmartimages.com/dfw/4ff9c6c9-eb9f/k2-_51feaf2f-6ef9-4e23-a40d-52e166c3fbb8.v1.pdf
There are a number of effective ways for you to send information to your Brent Coon & Associates legal team that will enable us to receive it and use it to build a strong claim of your damage and loss, which include mail/UPS/FedEx/email to:
Brent Coon & Associates Law Firm
ATTN: PURDUE PHARMA DEPARTMENT
215 Orleans St.
Beaumont, TX 77701
Whatever method you choose, please remember to put your name on the documents you send so we know who they belong to.