New York’s financial regulatory agency said Tuesday that it estimates consumers in New York have overpaid an estimated $2 billion in insurance premiums over the past decade because of the state’s opioid addiction epidemic.
The state Department of Financial Services said it’s now issued subpoenas and other document requests to more than 50 opioid companies, insurers and pharmacy benefit managers in an effort to seek restitution from the industry.
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