Express Scripts sues Federal Trade Commission for defamation, demands retraction
Headquartered in North St. Louis County, Express Scripts, a subsidiary of The Cigna Group, is demanding the FTC retract a report it made in July 2024 that said the pharmacy benefit management industry drives up drug prices consumers pay.
Cigna's Express Scripts Sues Federal Trade Commission
The FTC has taken unconstitutional actions in publishing a report that ignores the evidence provided by our company and other [pharmacy benefit managers], demonstrates clear ideological bias and advances a false and damaging narrative—narrative that could harm the health care system by removing essential checks and balances which would result in higher drug prices for American consumers,
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