Sanofi Slams Government’s Contention of Harm to Covered Entities
Drug maker Sanofi last week updated its lawsuit challenging federal 340B contract pharmacy requirements to poke holes in the government’s introduction of, in the government’s words, “over six thousand pages of complaints from covered entities” about Sanofi’s alleged overcharges for 340B covered outpatient drugs. Sanofi’s July 6 brief also favorably cited U.S. Chief District Leonard Stark’s decision last month in the AstraZeneca case to set aside and vacate HHS’s advisory opinion, and U.S. District Judge Sarah Evans Barker’s March 16 decision in Lilly’s case to grant Lilly a preliminary injunction against 340B ADR proceedings against it.
Drug maker Sanofi last week updated its lawsuit challenging federal 340B contract pharmacy requirements to poke holes in the government’s introduction of, in the government’s words, “over six thousand pages of complaints from covered entities” about Sanofi’s alleged overcharges for 340B covered outpatient drugs.
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