Eli Lilly accuses church bishops, businessmen of fraud in Trulicity drug rebate scheme
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Eli Lilly claims in a civil lawsuit that it's the victim of a $200 million plus drug rebate fraud tied to Pentecostal church bishops and businesses.
Eli Lilly claims in a civil lawsuit that it's the victim of a $200 million plus drug rebate fraud tied to Pentecostal church bishops and businesses.
Eli Lilly claims in a civil lawsuit that it's the victim of a $200 million plus drug rebate fraud tied to Pentecostal church bishops and businesses.
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