In the long legal battle I do not think this money is going to be recoverable (at least most of it).
> So I wonder why controling this problem which casued so many loses of lifes
Did you not read $10billion in profit. People point to Mexico and the corruption the narcos bring to the Mexican state. It is the same in the US for this case. Just looked at who profited. Drs, lawyers, politicians, lobbists. Whilst the gravy train is running people are not asking questions at best and doing their best to stop them being asked.
The corruption regarding oxycotin, ran from the top to the bottom of the system
These are well-known forces that have acted this way for 150 years. Unfortunately, these systemic problems are not taught in school. Quite the opposite, they are treated more as minor aberrations that are fixed with a touch of social democratic intervention or regulation. And even that is considered an extremist position, extending to all kinds of subjects relevant to this community regarding how tech companies should be structured, labor organized, compensation structured (including healthcare), or even just having more coherent and explicit control over your personal data.
Lots of shit falling apart here...