Johnson & Johnson won't be drawn further into multidistrict litigation over McKinsey & Company's alleged role in the opioid crisis after a federal magistrate judge rejected plaintiffs' sweeping request for testimony from the pharmaceutical giant.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Sallie Kim on Tuesday denied a motion to compel deposition testimony from a J&J corporate representative, faulting plaintiffs for seeking testimony on 28 topics spanning three decades rather t...
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