Pharmacy Must Pay $39.2M In Conn. Kickback Case

By Brian Steele · October 25, 2024, 5:44 PM EDT

A defunct compounding pharmacy must pay $39.2 million in damages and penalties for its role in a kickback scheme that made illegal payments to Connecticut state employees and retirees, a state...

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