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PBM Regulation In Maine Blocked By Federal Court; ERISA Preempts State

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Judge Woodcock sides with Pharmaceutical Care Management Association on two of three arguments against Maine law that sought to define the relationship between PBMs and "covered entities" as fiduciary and thereby require further transparency from PBMs.

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