Pharmaceutical Company Fraud

Topics Covered On This Page Pharmaceutical Company Fraud Pharmaceutical Company Whistleblowers Illegal Tactics Unethical Sales Tactics Overbilling Promoting False/Inaccurate Information

 

Most types of pharmaceutical company fraud falls into one of several categories:

  • Illegal tactics: Violating laws that govern the interaction of governmental agencies that oversee the business practices of the company
  • Unethical Sales Tactics: Providing misleading information to doctors or distributors about the safety and/or effectiveness of a drug.
  • Overbilling: The basic fraud principle of altering the sales total in order to increase profits.
  • Promoting False/Inaccurate Information: Outright lying to government oversight agencies such as the FDA in order to falsify or hide dangerous drugs or side effects.

 

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Pharmaceutical Company Whistleblowers

 

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Illegal Tactics

These illegal tactics usually take the form of corporations pressuring doctors to prescribe drugs for “off label” uses, that is uses other than what the drug was designed for. This increases the amount of product sold and increases the profits of the corporation. Since the drugs were not tested for side effects on this type of prescription many people suffer ill effects from untested drugs.

 

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Unethical Sales Tactics

 

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Overbilling

 

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Promoting False/Inaccurate Information

 

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