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In re Purdue Pharma LLP
(U.S., filed October 27, 2023): Arguing that the bankruptcy code authorizes courts to approve nonconsensual third-party release and that third-party releases are important tools for addressing mass tort claims efficiently and fairly. Bankruptcy courts can confirm plans containing nonconsensual third-party releases consistent with due process requirements.
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