Wal-Mart Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit over Drug sold at Pharmacy
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has settled a wrongful death lawsuit claiming a pharmacist at a Frederick store sold a too-strong insulin drug to a diabetic man who died after taking it. Terms of the settlement reached during a mediation session in Baltimore were kept confidential.
The case was settled amicably, with no admission of liability or fault by anyone.
I guess the shareholders were happy with the wrongful death settlement, Walmart shares rose 1.15 to $48.83 on the day of the settlement. They closed the week out over $49.00 a share. Hopefully the family received a respectable settlement for their tragic loss of their family member. Regardless of how much money they received, it will never bring back their loved one.
Click here to read more of the story in an Associated Press article.
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