Johnson & Johnson must pay $52 million in damages and penalties after a Pennsylvania judge found the pharmaceutical company falsely reported the prices of its drugs.
December 20, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Johnson & Johnson must pay $52 million in damages and penalties after a Pennsylvania judge found the pharmaceutical company falsely reported the prices of its drugs.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett said Friday that a Commonwealth Court judge rendered the verdict last week after a five-week trial in Easton, Pa.
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