Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Alan McClain temporarily suspended his state's new 340B contract pharmacy law pending a review of its constitutionality.

Hearing Friday on PhRMA’s Push to Quash First State Law to Protect 340B Contract Pharmacy Program

In Regulatory, StateSeptember 8, 2021354 Views

Tom Mirga

The Arkansas Insurance Department is holding a public hearing this Friday morning on whether it should strike down as unconstitutional the nation’s first state law to address pharmaceutical manufacturer denials of 340B pricing on drugs when they are dispensed by contract pharmacies.

The law, Act 1103 of 2021, says pharmaceutical manufacturers shall not:

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Hearing Friday on PhRMA’s Push to Quash First State Law to Protect 340B Contract Pharmacy Program

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Hearing Friday on PhRMA’s Push to Quash First State Law to Protect 340B Contract Pharmacy Program

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