Allergan pays out $38 million over subsidiaries' sales practices

16 December 2016
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Ireland-incorporated drugmaker Allergan (NYSE: AGN) has announced that a $38 million settlement fee has been agreed to bring to an end a US federal investigation over the sales and marketing practices of its Forest subsidiary companies.

The indirect subsidiaries, Forest Laboratories and Forest Pharmaceuticals, have reached a civil resolution with the government over its practices in relation to three products in a period from 2008 to 2011.

These products are the hypertension therapy Bystolic (nebivolol), the fibromyalgia medication Savella (milnacipran) and the Alzheimer's disease drug Namenda (memantine).

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