A federal decide in Massachusetts shot down Janssen Biotech’s makes an attempt to restrict discovery in a qui tam motion, concluding that communications between workers and attorneys did not bar the pharmaceutical firm from having to show over lots of of paperwork that have been subsequently shared with third-party consultants.
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Janssen Biotech Ordered to Turn Over Privileged Info Shared With Consultants, Judge Rules
