Kroger Agrees to Proposed $17 Million Settlement for Pharmacy Pricing Claims
Kroger reached a proposed class-action settlement that could pay eligible pharmacy customers who used insurance for prescriptions and were charged under its usual and customary, or U&C, pricing practices. Claimants must file to receive benefits, with supporting documentation required for claims of $8,000 or more. The settlement relates to Kirkbride et al. v. The Kroger Co. in federal court in Ohio.
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