Courts have consistently rejected challenges under the Takings Clause to federal health care programs that seek to limit costs, according to an amicus curiae brief by a panel of nine nationally recognized experts in Medicare and medical finance.
January 19, 2024 at 03:54 PM
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With the federal government’s negotiation of prescription prices with drug companies about to get underway, amicus curiae briefs filed in suits seeking to overturn the program are providing a preview of the coming legal battle.
A plan to negotiate prices of prescription drugs covered under Medicare is facing multiple lawsuits from drugmakers, including at least four cases in New Jersey.
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