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Sean Murphy
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Fears Over Workplace Shootings Force Changes
Companies are hardening defenses with new techniques, and even new legal authority, to deal with growing fears about violence on the job.
Regulation
Judge Reduces J&J Order in Opioid Lawsuit by $107M
The judge acknowledged he miscalculated in his original award how much it would cost to develop a program for treating babies born addicted to opioids.
Regulation
Judge Miscalculated Opioid Judgement
District Judge Thad Balkman acknowledged making the error in his August judgment in which he ordered J&J to pay $572 million to address the opioid crisis.
Regulation
J&J Ordered to Pay $572M
Oklahoma argued the companies launched a misleading marketing campaign that overstated how effective the drugs were and understated the risk of addiction.
Regulation
Feds Want Cut of State Settlement
Most of the money has already been earmarked for the creation of a center for addiction studies and treatment at Oklahoma State University.
Operations
Judge OKs $85M Opioid Settlement
Under the deal, Teva admits to no wrongdoing and agrees to not promote opioids in Oklahoma.
Regulation
Corporate Greed Blamed for Opioid Crisis
Oklahoma's attorney general had sharp words for J&J and its subsidiaries, as a state trial kicked off against the makers of opioids.
Operations
Wind Rep Subpoenaed Over Scandal
An OK state lawmaker claims that someone connected to the industry put a tracking device on his pickup.
Safety
Rig Explosion Driller Has History of Fatal Accidents
The company has been fined nearly $367,000 for more than 140 safety violations
Safety
5 Workers Die in Rig Explosion
The bodies were found in an area they called the 'dog house'.
Regulation
Trump EPA Pick Has Corporate Ties
Though Scott Pruitt ran unopposed for a second term as Oklahoma's attorney general in 2014, records show he raised more than $700,000, much of it from people in the energy and utility industries.
Operations
Chesapeake Energy Founder Dies in Crash
Federal investigators announced antitrust charges against McClendon on Tuesday. Sixteen hours later, he was dead in a fiery single-car traffic accident on an isolated road in northeast Oklahoma City.