Corporate
Dec. 22, 2015
State settles with drugmaker for $23M
As a part of a nationwide pay-to-play insurance fraud case, the California Department of Insurance announced Friday it had reached a settlement to the tune of $23.2 million with since-acquired Warner Chilcott PLC on whistleblower accusations that the pharmaceutical company had used kickbacks to convince physicians to write more prescriptions.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As a part of a nationwide pay-to-play insurance fraud case, the California Department of Insurance announced Friday it had reached a settlement to the tune of $23.2 million with since-acquired Warner Chilcott PLC on whistleblower accusations that the pharmaceutical company had used kickbacks to convince physicians to write more prescriptions.
Of the total settlement, $1...
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