They are also a Fortune 5 company that barely anyone knows about. I wholly agree with your post which defends the reality of the situation without picking sides. I think DOJ or some people within it see a PR opportunity in admonishing something/anything for the failings involved with the opioid crisis. Sure DEA are the ones who really should have acted, and sure their leash was pulled by Obama for who knows what reasons (pharma lobby and dark money), but those are bigger issues than the scope of this article. This is nothing but a field day for lawyers in government and at a massively wealthy corporation.