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Fed Appeals Court Upholds HHS Authority to Approve or Deny 340B Rebates

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A Washington, D.C. federal appeals court on July 21 found the 340B statute gives HHS the authority to approve or deny 340B rebate models.
A Washington, D.C. federal appeals court today upheld HHS’ authority to require drugmakers to seek approval before implementing 340B rebate [...]

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UNC Health, Humana Appear to Settle 340B Underpayment Lawsuits 

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UNC Health on July 17 voluntarily dismissed two lawsuits alleging health insurer Humana had underpaid for certain 340B drugs.
A major North Carolina health system on Friday appeared to settle two lawsuits alleging health insurer Humana underpaid for 340B [...]

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Hospital Groups Urge Fed Court to Dismiss AbbVie 340B Patient Definition Suit

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Multiple hospital and pharmacist groups opposed drugmaker AbbVie's 340B patient definition lawsuit in a recently filed amicus brief.
Five major hospital and pharmacist groups on Tuesday urged a federal judge to reject drugmaker AbbVie’s lawsuit challenging HRSA’s longstanding [...]

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State Contract Pharmacy Lawsuit Roundup: Louisiana, Maryland, West Virginia and Washington

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Key updates occurred in litigation over 340B contract pharmacy access laws in Louisiana, Maryland, West Virginia and Washington.
Editor’s Note: With 340B-related litigation heating up in several states following the enactment of new contract pharmacy access laws, 340B [...]

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NACHC, RWC-340B Ask to Intervene in AbbVie 340B Patient Definition Suit

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NACHC and RWC-340B recently asked to intervene in ongoing litigation to oppose drugmaker AbbVie's 340B patient definition lawsuit.
Two national 340B provider groups asked a federal judge Monday for permission to join HRSA in defending the agency’s 340B [...]

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Longtime Drug Industry 340B Attorney Philip Perry Retires

Philip Perry
Philip Perry, who represented PhRMA in high-stakes 340B litigation as a partner at Latham & Watkins, recently retired. (Photo: Latham & Watkins bio)
Philip Perry, a longtime pharmaceutical industry attorney who has represented PhRMA and drug manufacturers in major 340B litigation, officially retired [...]

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Florida Hospital Sues Lilly for Cutting Off 340B Pricing 

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Tampa General Hospital recently sued Eli Lilly for cutting off 340B pricing over noncompliance with its new in-house pharmacy data requirements.
A Florida hospital recently sued Eli Lilly, alleging the pharmaceutical giant unlawfully cut off 340B pricing after the hospital refused [...]

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Drugmakers Again Seek Dismissal of Hospital’s 340B Whistleblower Suit

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Four drugmakers recently asked a California federal judge to dismiss Adventist Health System of West’s 340B whistleblower lawsuit.
Four major drugmakers recently renewed their push to dismiss a California health system’s 340B overcharge whistleblower lawsuit—just months after a [...]

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Fed. Appeals Court Rejects Novartis’ Bid to Block Missouri 340B Law

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The U.S. 8th Circuit Court of Appeals denied Novartis' motion to block Missouri's 340B contract pharmacy access law.
A St. Louis federal appeals court on Wednesday rejected Swiss drugmaker Novartis’ bid to block Missouri’s 340B contract pharmacy access [...]

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Fed. Judge Lets Most State Claims Proceed in 340B Insulin Antitrust Suit

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The U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York recently allowed the majority of two health centers’ state antitrust claims to proceed against four diabetes drug manufacturers.
A New York federal judge recently kept most of two health centers’ state 340B antitrust claims alive against four insulin [...]

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