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Last year, the US Department of Justice charged Teva for conspiring with competitors in a generic drug price-fixing probe. ... Then, last year, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) charged Teva for conspiring with competitors in a generic drug
Purdue Pharma has reached an $8m+ settlement with the US Department of Justice to avoid federal civil and criminal charges related to claims it helped fuel the country’s opioid epidemic. ... today’s announcement re-affirms that the Department of
Company maintains it has not committed any wrongdoing. The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has charged Teva Pharmaceuticals for conspiring with competitors in a generic drugs price-fixing probe. ... In May last year, a wide-ranging lawsuit was filed in
Reignites criticism of high drug prices in the US. Former Sandoz executive Hector Armando Kellum has pled guilty to charges levied against him, which allege he participated in a price-fixing ... Although these two medicines were the only ones
Teva Pharmaceuticals is among one of a number of generic drugmakers allegedly looking to resolve a criminal antitrust probe initiated by the US Department of Justice, according to Bloomberg. ... Back in August, US politicians also accused Teva,
The US Department of Justice said on Friday that Avanir had encouraged prescribing of Nuedexta for unapproved uses, including agitation in AD, and took advantage of a drive to reduce the ... Otsuka paid $3.5bn to acquire Avanir in 2014 as part of a
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As prices in the US continue to spiral out of control, we can only look on with envy. ... Department of Justice.
Its share price took a massive hit when it was indicted by the US Justice Department earlier this year over its Suboxone Film therapy for opioid and heroin addiction, but its ... Pipeline provides hope. Indivior is fighting the Department of Justice
Generally the draft Regulation will not change this approach. One method of seeking to meet the adequacy requirement when transferring personal data to the US (which is not an approved country ... test). Following the decision in the Schrems case last
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