US drugmaker Allergan (NYSE: AGN) is the subject of legal action after allegations that it paid kickbacks to induce prescriptions of its eye care drugs.
The drugmaker is facing a law suit in the federal court in Philadelphia, filed by Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti and Goldberg Kohn on behalf of two Philadelphia-area ophthalmologists. On behalf of the federal and state governments, the complaint seeks to recover damages and penalties under federal and state False Claims Acts.
The law suit alleges that Allergan provided illegal inducements to eye care professionals throughout the USA, including business consulting services through its team of Eye Care Business Advisors.
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