DoJ Copaxone Kickback Suit ‘Flawed’ And An ‘Overreach,’ Teva Says

Teva Has Filed Motion To Dismiss FCA Complaint

Teva was accused by the US Department of Justice of violating anti-kickback law in donating money to charities that was later used to cover patient co-pays for Copaxone. In a rebuke aimed at having the suit dismissed, the Israeli manufacturer labelled the DoJ’s suit as “fatally flawed.”

Washington DC, USA-June 5, 2018: Robert F Kennedy Department of Justice building entrance "The Place of Justice is a Hallowed Place" engraved in stone above the door
'The government...does not allege that any physician was influenced to prescribe Copaxone, or any patient to use it, because of these donations,' Teva argues • Source: Shutterstock

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