The government is seeking up to $3.35 billion in a False Claims Act suit accusing Novartis Pharmaceutical Corp. of paying illegal kickbacks to pharmacies to recommend iron-reduction drug Exjade and transplant drug Myfortic, according to filings in New York federal court.
The government claims Novartis submitted a total of 166,011 claims to Medicare and Medicaid and received more than $507.5 million in reimbursements, which it has asked the court to triple in a preliminary trial report for a potential $1.52 billion in damages. It also asked...
BRAVO Novartis! Self proclaimed most ethical and righteous pharma co! Great job!!
Funny thing is that no senior leader ever gets punished, they all deny the legitimacy of the charges and hire an army of attorneys to defend it....
The government claims Novartis submitted a total of 166,011 claims to Medicare and Medicaid and received more than $507.5 million in reimbursements, which it has asked the court to triple in a preliminary trial report for a potential $1.52 billion in damages. It also asked...
BRAVO Novartis! Self proclaimed most ethical and righteous pharma co! Great job!!
Funny thing is that no senior leader ever gets punished, they all deny the legitimacy of the charges and hire an army of attorneys to defend it....
False claims!
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