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Jan. 6, 2021
State drug price law doesn’t affect interstate commerce, judge rules
The law requires manufacturers to report price increases of 16% or more over a two-year period, and to provide a 60-day notice and an explanation for the increase to the Department of Managed Health Care and California Department of Insurance .
State drug price law doesn't affect interstate commerce, judge rules
A federal judge has upheld the legality of a 2017 California drug transparency law.
Senior U.S. District Judge Morrison C. England Jr. rejected claims from a pharmaceutical industry group that SB 17 violates the commerce clause of the U.S. Constitution by regulating...
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