Kentucky reps being questioned by Novartis lawyers?

[Anonymous]

Anyone else in Kentucky being contacted by Novartis lawyers from EH in regard to a "new matter" !! Any info??

 

[Anonymous]

what was the new matter

 

[Anonymous]

Managers are suing for enlargement of their bung holes by Reps with big noses.

 

[Anonymous]

what was the new matter

Managers are suing Reps with big noses for anus enlargement

 

[Anonymous]

Managers are suing Reps with big noses for anus enlargement

I disagree. If they were managers at novartis that meant they were use to bending over and taking it in the ass. So there is no way they reps cause the enlarged prolapsed anus!!!!

That is the only way to become a manager here. plus you had to be able to handle your company cool aid too!

 

[Anonymous]

what was the new matter

Have heard reps are being questioned about "off label" detailing of Reclast and/or Exelon Patch. Also rumors it is about infusion centers and how they were presented/persuaded to infuse Reclast.

 

[Anonymous]

Yes, but if you've been let go, you don't have to talk with them.

You owe them NOTHING

 

[Anonymous]

Yes, but if you've been let go, you don't have to talk with them.

You owe them NOTHING

You're right we owe them nothing! But I'm going to tell the truth no matter what! If it hurts Novartis too bad! They should have thought of that before! Besides, what do I owe Novartis? Nothing!

 

[Anonymous]

I only drink coffee at night when the moment aint right.

 

[Anonymous]

and?

 

[Anonymous]

Anything to share? What did they ask?

 

[Anonymous]

Anything to share? What did they ask?

How big is your nose?

 

[Anonymous]

How big is your nose?

Hiding something?

 

[Anonymous]

Reps in WV were told to "Brush their tooth "

 

[Anonymous]

Kentucky, Novartis reach $2.75M settlement in drug-price case
Date: Thursday, March 29, 2012, 4:58pm EDT

Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway announced Wednesday that the state reached $2.75 million settlement with Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. over allegations that the company published false and inflated average wholesale prices for its drugs, according to a news release.

The Kentucky Medicaid program relied on published average wholesale prices to calculate Medicaid drug reimbursement rates, according to a news release.

The lawsuit Conway filed alleged that East Hanover, N.J.-based Novartis and the other defendants published false, inflated and deceptive AWPS for their drugs

 

[Anonymous]

The other day I went into a clinic, farted and left.

 

[Anonymous]

Dueling banjos-you sure got a pretty mouth there, boy

 

[Anonymous]

How big is your nose?

Were you selling "the spread"?