Last week, as the government trumpeted Pfizer Inc.’s record-setting health fraud settlement, the company’s general counsel, Amy Schulman, tried to put some distance between the company and the bad news.
Despite three other such settlements in eight years, “the notion that Pfizer has been convicted in previous settlements and that [the latest settlement] represents recidivism is not true,” Schulman said. “In prior instances, it was wholly unconnected to what we think of as Pfizer employees.”
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