Steven Camburn, who filed his suit in 2013, alleged that Novartis used “sham” sales representative speaker programs to pay physicians to increase prescriptions of the drug.
But his complaint was inadequate because it didn’t provide sufficient information from which the court could reasonably infer that the speaker events amounted to bribes, Judge Kimba ...
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