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Aaron Carter Estate Reaches Settlement With Walgreens Over Xanax Prescriptions
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
The singer's family settled wrongful death claims against the company and another pharmacy that filled Carter's prescriptions before his death in 2022
The singer's family settled wrongful death claims against the company and another pharmacy that filled Carter's prescriptions before his death in 2022
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