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The Tennessee Attorney General's Office warned Novo Nordisk in a March 30 letter that its new in-house claims data requirements violated state law.

Tennessee Attorney General’s Office Warns Novo Nordisk that In-House 340B Claims Data Requirements Violate State Law

Luke Zarzecki, National Correspondent 340B Report Views
The Tennessee Attorney General’s office this week urged a Danish drugmaker against implementing new in-house claims data requirements that the [...]

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