Apotex Pays Out Over US Price-Fixing Claims
Deal Over Pravastatin Includes $24.1m Fine And Deferred Prosecution Agreement
Executive Summary
Apotex has agreed to pay a $24.1m fine and enter into a deferred prosecution agreement to resolve US price-fixing claims over the cholesterol-lowering drug pravastatin.
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