The Legal Intelligencer
...to a Freedom of Information Act request might have publicly disclosed Prescription Drug Event data. The request for reimbursement for drugs dispensed to...
...it to the potential for even divisions — the most far-reaching event of 2012 was much more incremental. That event was the...
...District of Pennsylvania ruled that GlaxoSmithKline is based in Delaware, meaning that drug products liability litigation against the company would remain in federal court....
...dispensed to Medicare Part D beneficiaries from the government, called a Prescription Drug Event or PDE for short, qualifies as claims subject to enforcement by...
...of Medicare, Part D introduced prescription drug coverage to the government's...
...article is the fourth in an ongoing series. As drug and medical device manufacturers interact more directly with customers through social media...
...received treatment and prescriptions for Avandia applied...The Food and Drug Administration Advisor Committee...was whether these events were sufficient to...
...date for when those claiming heart-related injuries from taking the diabetes drug should have known of its risks. U.S. District Judge...
...the Controlled Substance, Drug Device and Cosmetic...2004 and his prescription of certain medications...and chain of events of the case...
...license, as part of the natural sequence of events that led to [Brown] allegedly dealing prescription drugs illegally from 2002 through 2004," said Judge...
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