ABC Affiliate (KTBS-3) Quotes Hunter Shkolnik

January 8, 2018

Source: ABC3 KTBS

“This is not a new thing. The opioid problem has been around for quite some time, but it’s now reached epidemic proportions,” said Hunter Shkolnik.

In December, Shreveport City Council approved the final passage of a resolution authorizing a retainer agreement with Napoli Shkolnik, PLLC and Kenneth M. Carter, APLC. They will serve as joint outside legal counsel in the opioid lawsuit.

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