Bristol-Myers Inks $10.8M Deal In Direct Buyers' Antitrust Suit

By Lauren Berg · June 6, 2022, 7:13 PM EDT

A California federal judge gave his blessing Friday to a $10.8 million settlement resolving direct buyers' claims alleging Bristol-Myers Squibb engaged in anti-competitive conduct to block generics competition and keep HIV medication...

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KPH Healthcare Services, Inc. v. Gilead Sciences, Inc. et al

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California Northern

Nature of Suit

Anti-Trust

Date Filed

October 06, 2020

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