A US federal court has ruled that Johnson & Johnson must pay 1.64 billion dollars to the US government after a jury found the company guilty of illegally promoting HIV drugs Prezista and Intelence
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A federal court has issued a ruling ordering a division of Johnson & Johnson to pay $1.64 billion to the US government. The decision follows litigation over the company's products, highlighting the legal liability of large corporations under US law. The amount reflects the seriousness of the allegations and the impact on public health.
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