Judge ponders behavioural remedies in CVS/Aetna

Ben Remaly

22 July 2019

Credit: Pallavi Guniganti

Judge Richard Leon has asked the Department of Justice if adding behavioural remedies to the agency’s CVS/Aetna settlement would help to protect the public interest.

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Ben Remaly

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