Multiple briefs have been filed recently in federal appellate lawsuits over the government's enforcement ability with the 340B contract pharmacy program.

A Blizzard in July (of Briefs in 340B Contract Pharmacy Lawsuits)

There’s been a burst of activity in federal appellate lawsuits over the legality of drug manufacturers’ conditions on 340B pricing involving contract pharmacies.

During the past two weeks, AstraZeneca, Lilly, Novo Nordisk, and Sanofi filed briefs restating their belief that the federal government can’t force them under pain of fines or expulsion from Medicaid and Medicare to offer 340B pricing when entities buy covered outpatient drugs and ship them to outside pharmacies to be dispensed.

There’s been a burst of activity in federal appellate lawsuits over the legality of drug manufacturers’ conditions on 340B pricing involving contract pharmacies.

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