Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Sanofi, accusing the French drugmaker of “bribing” healthcare providers to prescribe its medications over competitors. The lawsuit alleges that Sanofi’s programs offering services to providers violated the Texas Health Care Program Fraud Prevention Act. Sanofi denies the allegations, stating its services comply with laws and support patients without influencing prescribing decisions.
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Texas sues Sanofi for allegedly 'bribing' providers to boost drug prescriptions
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Sanofi, accusing the French drugmaker of “bribing” healthcare providers to prescribe its medications over competitors. The lawsuit alleges that Sanofi’s programs offering services to providers violated the Texas Health Care Program Fraud Prevention Act. Sanofi denies the allegations, stating its services comply with laws and support patients without influencing prescribing decisions.