Florida Attorney General sues pharmacy benefit management companies, alleges price-fixing agreement
The state says reimbursement rates fell 80% for brand-name drugs and 70% for generics under the alleged agreement.
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Florida sues pharmacy benefit managers over alleged $2.5B price-fixing scheme
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a lawsuit against two major pharmacy benefit managers Thursday, accusing the companies of illegally fixing reimbursement rates in a scheme his office says has reduced payments to pharmacies and threatened Floridians’ access to affordable medications. The lawsuit, filed against Prime Therapeutics LLC and Express Scripts Inc.,… The post Florida sues pharmacy benefit managers over al…
Florida Attorney General sues pharmacy benefit management companies, alleges price-fixing agreement
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has filed a lawsuit against two pharmacy benefit management companies alleging the two "colluded" with one another to fix prices and underpay pharmacies, which financially harmed local pharmacies and limited Floridians' access to affordable medications.
Florida Accuses Prescription Giants Of Multi-Billion-Dollar Squeeze On Local Pharmacies - Tampa Free Press
The Florida Office of the Attorney General has filed an antitrust lawsuit against two of the nation’s largest pharmacy benefit managers, Express Scripts, Inc. and Prime Therapeutics LLC, accusing them of coordinating an illegal price-fixing scheme that sharply reduced reimbursements to local pharmacies across the state. The civil complaint, filed Thursday morning in the Circuit […] Florida Accuses Prescription Giants Of Multi-Billion-Dollar Sque…
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