CVS Faces DOJ Lawsuit Alleging Violations Of Controlled Substances Act And False Claims Act Over Opioid Prescriptions
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a civil complaint against CVS Pharmacy Inc owned by CVS Health Corp, alleging the nation's largest pharmacy chain violated the Controlled Substances Act by filling unlawful prescriptions for dangerous opioid combinations and quantities from 2013 onwards.
Oral surgeon in Pennsylvania agrees to pay $120,000 in civil penalties for violating Controlled Substances Act, allegedly failing to comply with recordkeeping.
The Department of Justice alleges CVS Pharmacy filled large quantities of prescriptions for controlled substances written by ...
A Chinese woman was indicted in El Paso after she was arrested in Las Vegas for alleged distribution of pill press equipment that was used to manufacture illegal drugs laced with fentanyl, according ...
CVS Health Corporation's stock (NYSE: CVS) is trading lower Thursday amid news of a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of ...
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The Justice Department on Wednesday accused CVS Pharmacy of incentivizing pharmacists to fill illegal opioid prescriptions ...
A representative of CVS said the company strongly disagrees with the accusations and what it called the “false narrative” ...
Instead of enforcing the law, federal prosecutors say a Miami-Dade correctional officer was breaking it and making money in ...
A former Huntsville pill mill doctor was one of nearly 1,500 people who had their sentence commuted by President Joe Biden ...
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