Martin Shkreli-associated companies settle anti-competitive lawsuit with insurer for $28M
One of Martin Shkreli’s last legacies in the pharma industry may be a $28 million settlement with an insurance network.
Almost a year after Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota sued Shkreli and Turing-turned-Vyera Pharmaceuticals — alongside its Swiss parent company Phoenixus and CEO Kevin Mulleady — alleging plans to create a monopoly over a life-saving antiparasitic, the parties have reached an agreement to resolve the litigation.
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