Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh on Friday appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court an earlier decision by a federal court that struck down a Maryland law to curb unreasonable price increases for generic drugs. The General Assembly passed the so-called “price-gouging” law in 2017 at the urging of…
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Attorney General Frosh appeals to U.S. Supreme Court to uphold Maryland's law curbing drug price-gouging
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