whistleblower's suit claiming the drug company intentionally shorted Medicaid on drug rebates, arguing the whistleblower can't prove the company knowingly violated the law. Eli Lilly said Wednesday in its motion that U. S. District Judge Harry Leinenweber should grant the company either judgment as a matter of law or a new trial in whistleblower Ronald Streck's False Claims Act case largely because the Third Circuit has already backed a Pennsylvania court's decision that leaving so-called price-increase value credits out of drug rebate calculations. . .
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