Teva Makes It Six With Kentucky Price-Fixing Settlement, As Trial Draws Nearer

Amount Aligns With Framework, Proportional To Share Of US Population

Teva is continuing to knock down one-by-one US state price fixing-claims, with the prospect of a criminal trial beginning in May next year.

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• Source: Citeline

Teva has agreed to settle price-fixing claims lodged by the state of Kentucky, the sixth such settlement the Israeli firm has reached in the US so far, with a $1.407m payment that will dismiss all claims against Teva and its affiliates once payment has been made.

The amount aligns with the framework Teva has followed to date, paying each state an amount proportional to its share of the national population

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