The viability of a class action suit on behalf of attorneys alleging that they were being overcharged for pharmacy records by Rite Aid is one of several key cases set to be argued during the state Supreme Court oral argument session scheduled to begin today in Pittsburgh.
On the first day of the two-day argument session, the court is expected to hear arguments in Landay v. Rite Aid. The court agreed to hear arguments on whether the Medical Records Act applies to pharmacy records, and whether the act allows a pharmacy to charge a flat fee for copies of the records.
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