A federal appeals court has dealt another setback to a Maryland law aimed at limiting price spikes for generic drugs. The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday denied the request of Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh for a re-hearing of a challenge to the law before the full court. A three-judge…
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Federal appeals court deals another setback to Maryland drug price-gouging law
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