Mallinckrodt plans to file for bankruptcy in the coming days for the second time in three years in a deal that allows it to pay $1 billion less to an opioid trust than it originally agreed to pay.
The drugmaker said Wednesday it struck a deal with the majority of its creditors, including the opioid trust. It now plans to make a final payment of $250 million to the trust that it’s been paying into as part of a $1.7 billion settlement that resulted from the company’s role in the US opioid epidemic.
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