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AstraZeneca to File Appeal Against Alabama Court's Verdict on Medicaid Drug Price Lawsuit

UK-based pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca Plc (AZN) on Friday confirmed that it intends to appeal yesterday's verdict by a state court jury in Alabama, which awarded the state $215 million in damages after finding that the company overcharged the Alabama State Medicaid Agency on its Medicaid drug price.

Jury Orders AstraZeneca to Pay Damages in Suit

A state-court jury awarded Alabama $215 million in its Medicaid drug-price-fraud suit against an AstraZeneca PLC unit.

Jury Gives Alabama Verdict Against Drug Company

A Montgomery County jury hit a big drug maker with a huge two hundred fifteen million dollar verdict Thursday after the state said the company carried out a fraudulent pricing scheme to prey on the poor, the sick and the elderly.

Jury in Medicaid pharmaceutical fraud trial finds in favor of Alabama

MONTGOMERY - The jury in the Medicaid pharmaceutical fraud trial in Montgomery just moments ago found in favor of Alabama and recommended compensatory damages of $40 million and punitive damages of $175 million.

Alabama Wins $215M Verdict From AstraZeneca

A state court jury awarded Alabama $215 million Thursday in its Medicaid drug price fraud suit against drugmaker AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP. The circuit court jury said the subsidiary of Britain's AstraZeneca PLC must pay $40 million in compensatory damages and $175 million in punitive damages.

Jury rules in state's favor in Medicaid drug fraud trial

MONTGOMERY — The jury in the Medicaid pharmaceutical fraud trial in Montgomery just moments ago found in favor of Alabama and recommended compensatory damages of $40 million and punitive damages of $175 million. The verdict was against AstraZeneca Corp., a drug manufacturer the state sued along with about 75 other drug manufacturers, alleging they overcharged Alabama’s Medicaid program for prescription drugs.

Jury out in Medicaid fraud trial

The jury is out in the Medicaid pharmaceutical fraud trial in Montgomery, with the attorney for the state asking for $39 million in compensatory damages and between $140 million and $250 million in punitive damages.

Teenager Dies after Insurance Refuses Transplant

A recent story about how an insurance company refused to pay for a procedure that could have saved a young girl's life is very sad.

Hormone Therapy Update

According to the World Health Organization, breast cancer is the most common cancer worldwide among women.

Vioxx Settlement Gaining Ground with 95 Percent of Plaintiffs Signing On

The pending Merck Vioxx settlement appears to be on track, as more than 95 percent of possible Vioxx claimants have signed on to Merck's $4.85 million settlement offer.