Teva Agrees $931,000 For Arkansas To Dismiss Price-Fixing Claims

Teva Celebrates A ‘Modest’ Settlement Whilst Denying All Allegations

Teva will pay $931, 000 to dismiss price-fixing claims filed in a 2020 multistate lawsuit but its legal troubles are far from over.  

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Teva has agreed to pay Arkansas $931,000 to settle generics price-fixing claims brought by the state against the company. Arkansas will dismiss all claims against Teva and its affiliates upon payment.

Teva has already reached similar settlement agreements over price-fixing claims with three other states: Mississippi, Louisiana, and Georgia (see sidebar)....

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