LISTEN: Lawsuit Accuses Nephron of Covering Up Fentanyl Loss, Lying to FDA
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A former HR officer alleges wrongful termination and illegal conduct at Nephron regarding fentanyl loss.
The former chief human resources officer of pharmaceutical manufacturer Nephron filed a lawsuit against the company, alleging it wrongfully terminated her after she raised concerns about illegal conduct. According to court documents, Nola Grant began working for South Carolina-based Nephron in October 2022. During her employment, she allegedly discovered that the company experienced a loss of fentanyl and failed to report the incident to the DEA or other required authorities. Grant clai...
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