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Supreme Court backs away from PBM case, rejecting state efforts to control drug prices in self-funded plans
The high court considered the Oklahoma case for more than year but then dismissed it without comment.
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July 1, 2025 at 7:01 PM
States may have a tougher time setting rules for #PBM or other entities that sell services to #ERISA plans. #Litigation #SCOTUS #Certioriari #RxPrices #SelfFundedPlans buff.ly/yeLUSnt
I am not even sure that the Supreme Court will grant certioriari to such an appeal. That requires four votes, and it's not at all clear that Roberts will go there.
December 2, 2024 at 1:58 PM
I am not even sure that the Supreme Court will grant certioriari to such an appeal. That requires four votes, and it's not at all clear that Roberts will go there.
It's also idiotic to think SCOTUS would hear it.
If they wanted to hear it, they would have granted his writ of certioriari.
God, this is so mind-numbingly and obviously stupid!
If they wanted to hear it, they would have granted his writ of certioriari.
God, this is so mind-numbingly and obviously stupid!
September 5, 2025 at 4:41 PM
It's also idiotic to think SCOTUS would hear it.
If they wanted to hear it, they would have granted his writ of certioriari.
God, this is so mind-numbingly and obviously stupid!
If they wanted to hear it, they would have granted his writ of certioriari.
God, this is so mind-numbingly and obviously stupid!