Politics · United States · 3 hrs ago
Pennsylvania sues insulin makers and benefit managers over prices
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday has sued three insulin makers and several pharmacy benefit managers over insulin pricing.
The complaint was filed in Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court this week.
Sunday alleges the companies colluded to manipulate insulin prices.
The alleged conduct raised patients’ out-of-pocket costs, according to the complaint.
The state alleges violations of Pennsylvania’s Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law, as well as unjust enrichment.
The lawsuit’s claims are allegations, and the information provided does not say what happens next.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday has sued three insulin makers and several pharmacy benefit managers.
The lawsuit alleges they colluded to manipulate insulin prices and increase patients’ out-of-pocket costs.
The complaint was filed in Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court this week.
It alleges violations of state consumer-protection law and unjust enrichment.
- Who
- Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday sued three insulin makers and several pharmacy benefit managers.
- What
- The state alleges they colluded to manipulate insulin prices and raise patients’ out-of-pocket costs.
- When
- The complaint was filed this week.
- Where
- Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court.
- Why
- The state alleges the companies’ conduct manipulated insulin prices and increased patients’ costs.
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- Plaintiff
- Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday
- Defendants
- Three insulin makers and several pharmacy benefit managers
- Court
- Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court
- Allegations
- Price manipulation, higher patient costs, consumer-protection law violations and unjust enrichment