Abbott settlement directs more than $9.3 million to New York over baby formula claims

New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a settlement with Abbott Laboratories, where the company will pay over $384 million for alleged safety violations in its baby formula products. Abbott is accused of failing to maintain safety standards from 2018 to 2022, leading to potential contamination and misuse of Medicaid and WIC funds. New York will receive over $9.3 million from the settlement.

Abbott Laboratories agreed to pay $385M to settle allegations of selling contaminated infant formula to government programs, contributing to the 2022 formula crisis. The settlement resolves False Claims Act allegations but does not establish a consumer claims process. The Justice Department emphasized the importance of adhering to health and safety standards for infant formula.

Abbott Laboratories will pay $385 million to settle contamination claims related to its Sturgis, Michigan, baby formula plant. The settlement resolves lawsuits from the Justice Department and multiple states. Abbott denies liability. The plant, which makes Similac, was closed in 2022 and reopened later that year, impacting U.S. formula supply.

Abbott Laboratories agreed to pay over $384 million to settle allegations of submitting false claims for infant formula and nutritional products. The settlement includes $348.7 million to the federal government and $35.5 million to states, resolving claims involving products made between 2018 and 2022 at facilities in Michigan and Arizona. Authorities alleged Abbott failed to meet safety and regulatory requirements, leading to potential contamination risks. The settlement does not admit liabilit

Abbott Laboratories will pay $385 million to settle U.S. claims over alleged poor manufacturing practices at its infant formula facilities, including a plant in Michigan linked to a 2022 recall and nationwide shortage. The settlement resolves allegations of unsanitary conditions and contamination risks, though Abbott denies liability. The company will pay $348.7 million to the U.S. and $36.3 million to states, with whistleblowers receiving $69 million. This follows a separate $670 million settle

Abbott Laboratories will pay $384M to settle allegations of unsafe manufacturing conditions for baby formula and nutritional products. Oregon receives $977,558. The settlement covers violations from 2018-2022, with Abbott paying $348.7M to the federal government and $35.5M to 39 states for Medicaid claims. The affected products were sold through government assistance programs like WIC and Medicaid.