A federal circuit court has suspended Lilly’s 340B contract pharmacy lawsuit on technical grounds and might send it back to a lower court.

Appeals Court Signals it Might Send Lilly’s 340B Lawsuit Back to Lower Court

A federal circuit court on Tuesday halted drug manufacturer Lilly and the federal government’s appeals of a district judge’s late October ruling in Lilly’s 340B contract pharmacy lawsuit, on technical grounds. It’s the second time the case has run into the same ditch at the appellate level.

The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said on Jan. 4 its preliminary review of the record indicates that U.S. Senior District Judge Sarah Evans Barker’s Oct. 29 order in Lilly’s case “may not be a final appealable judgment…or at the very least may not be ready for appellate review.”

A federal circuit court on Tuesday halted drug manufacturer Lilly and the federal government’s appeals of a district judge’s late October ruling in Lilly’s 340B contract pharmacy lawsuit, on technical grounds.

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