AG Action definition
Examples of AG Action in a sentence
In addition, Plaintiff specifically represents and warrants that (i) it is the owner and holder of the Claims asserted in the Florida AG Action; (ii) it has not sold, assigned or otherwise transferred the Claims asserted in the Florida AG Action, or any portion thereof or rights related thereto, to any third party; and (iii) it believes in good faith that it has the power and authority to bind all persons and entities with an interest in the Florida AG Action and all Subdivisions.
Plaintiff specifically represents and warrants that, other than the Claims asserted in the Florida AG Action and the other Actions (whether filed previously or in the future), it has no interest (financial or otherwise) in any other Claim against any Releasee related to the Covered Conduct.
It is the Parties’ intent that all litigation activities in the Florida AG Action relating to Released Claims against the Releasees shall immediately cease as of the Execution Date.
As soon as practicable following the Effective Date of the Agreement, Plaintiff shall file in the Court a Consent Judgment substantially in the form of Exhibit H, including a dismissal of the Florida AG Action with prejudice.
The Parties have agreed to resolution of the Florida AG Action under the terms of their Agreement, which is attached hereto as Exhibit A.
These Actions assert claims that arise out of or relate to alleged conduct that is substantially similar to or overlaps with the conduct alleged in the Florida AG Action (the “Covered Conduct”).
Plaintiff brought the Florida AG Action in its sovereign capacity as the people’s attorney in order to protect the public interest, including the interests of the State of Florida, its governmental subdivisions and its citizens.
The amended complaint will track the allegations and claims of the existing operative complaint in the State AG Action, except that it will add the Joining States as plaintiffs, will add parallel federal claims for the Joining States, and may include state law claims for some or all of the Joining States that are parallel to the claims asserted by the Original States.
Walgreens denies the allegations in the Florida AG Action, and the other Actions and denies any civil or criminal liability in the Florida AG Action and the other Actions.
Plaintiff filed an amended complaint in the Florida AG Action asserting various claims against CVS for public nuisance, negligence, conspiracy, fraud, and violations of the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act and Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act, all based on allegations that CVS historically, among other acts, distributed and dispensed prescription opioid pain medication improperly in a fashion that has caused harm to the health of Florida residents and to the State.