Generics Firms Can't Halt Maryland's 'Price Gouging' Law
Executive Summary
Judge rejects Association for Accessible Medicines' bid for preliminary injunction, but industry can still pursue claims the statute's language is unconstitutionally vague; law goes into effect Oct. 1.
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