Carroll County might sue big pharma

Attorney Robert Bonsignore, far left, tells Carroll County Commissioners they should consider suing companies in the pharmaceutical industry for their role in the opioid crisis which is costing the New Hampshire counties money. From left: Bonsignore, Commissioners David Babson, Amanda Bevard and Mark Hounsell. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)

OSSIPEE — Carroll County commissioners finally learned who Strafford County commissioners are asking them to sue over the opioid crisis, and it turns out to be "pharmaceutical giants" not "pharmaceutical watchdogs" as the Carroll County commissioners were told previously.

A lawyer working on the case for Strafford County said the counties have a very good case.

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