Teva Hit By US Suit Over Copaxone Copays
DoJ Pursues Israeli Generics Giant Over Charity Payments
Executive Summary
Government claims Teva’s payments to two foundations to cover Copaxone copays violated Anti-Kickback statute. Teva is bucking settlement trend in DOJ’s industrywide investigation of sponsor ties to charitable foundations.
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