McKesson Agrees to to Pay in Price-Inflation Lawsuit

By Bari Siegel
Posted on 31 July 2012.

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Drug company McKesson Corp. has agreed to pay $151 million to settle a lawsuit with 29 states over alleged price inflation of hundreds of prescription drugs, which defrauded state Medicaid programs. The lawsuit accused the company of artificially inflating prices by as much as 25 percent over nearly a decade starting in 2001.  Wire Report, Kansas City Star  07/27/2012
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