In Re: CVS Opioid Insurance Litigation

Summary

The Court affirmed summary judgment denying CVS insurance coverage for opioid-related lawsuits brought by governments, hospitals, medical providers, and third-party payors. It held that the policies and pharmacist-related endorsements still required damages because of specific and individualized bodily injury or property damage, which the underlying complaints did not allege. The Court also held that the absence of any unresolved factual issue made summary judgment appropriate on indemnity-only policies.