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Louisiana attorney general investigating CVS texts on pharmacy benefit managers controversy
CVS sent text messages to customers urging them to contact lawmakers about a controversial bill on pharmacy benefits managers. Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill says she's investigating whether that was improper.
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This Week in Louisiana Politics: Regular session ends, CVS on the offense, start times change for some EBR schoolsThe regular legislative session of 2025 has concluded.Lawmakers took all of the allotted time. Sine die was announced at 6 ...
CVS launched a massive grassroots lobbying campaign, including text messages to customers urging them to reach out to their ...
CVS sent out text messages to customers saying Louisiana legislation could cause their pharmacy to close. Here's what to know ...
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Here's what you need to know about the CVS debacle in LouisianaCVS Pharmacy customers received a text message stating, "last minute legislation in Louisiana threatens to close your CVS ...
On June 11, many CVS customers woke up to a text from the pharmacy chain that said it would have to close its locations in ...
Gov. Jeff Landry is threatening to call a special session to try to pass the tougher bill, which CVS says could force it to ...
A closely watched bill that aimed to regulate pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs, failed to make it through the Senate. But ...
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill reacts after CVS sends an urgent text message to Louisiana customers ahead of a crucial vote in the state legislature.
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