Natalia Mazina, Emily Do, Eman Kirolos

This year’s American Society for Pharmacy Law (ASPL) conference was as always full of opportunities to connect with pharmacy leaders, superb lawyers, and government representatives. The lineup of presentations featured a range of topics from the key Supreme Court decisions impacting pharmacies to animal drug compounding (with many more

This year the American Society for Pharmacy Law (ASPL) is organizing its annual conference in San Antonio November 2-5. To register or to check out the schedule, please go to the conference website. Some of the highlights of the conference:

  • a discussion of the impact of Rutledge v PCMA by Arkansas Lieutenant Governor Leslie

I am very excited to announce a release of Gavel & Pestle podcast where I speak on PBM audits, trends, and litigation. With Brooke Kulusich we discuss the most common compliance mistakes that pharmacies make, the implications of Rutledge v. PCMA decision, and how independent pharmacies can think outside-the-box in their approach to PBMs.

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We are very excited to announce a launching of a website for pharmacy compliance: RxPolicy. It assists pharmacies with ever-growing compliance requirements. Pharmacies can download the pharmacy operational manual in full with automatic yearly updates or can just pick one policy. Policies will be updated on a yearly basis and new policies and documents to

As always, the American Society for Pharmacy Law (“ASPL”) gathered pharmacy attorneys and pharmacists for an excellent three-day conference focusing on pharmacy legal issues. Some of the highlights of the conference:

Regulatory updates: Despite various state and federal attempts to lower drug prices, they continue to grow mostly due to high deductible plans, cost-sharing, increased