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025-2-131 – City of Martinsville Virginia v. Express Scripts Inc.
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//April 20, 2025//
025-2-131 – City of Martinsville Virginia v. Express Scripts Inc.
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//April 20, 2025//
City of Martinsville Virginia v. Express Scripts Inc., Case No. 24-1912, Apr. 8, 2025. 4th Cir. (per curiam), from EDVA at Danville (Dillon). Jonathan G. Cooper, Michael J. Lyle, Eric C. Lyttle, Christopher G. Michel, Matthew K. Wasserman and Emily M. Scott for Appellant Express Scripts, Inc. Brian D. Boone, Matthew P. McGuire and Turner A. Broughton for Appellant OptumRx, Inc. Joanne Cicala, R. Johan Conrod, Josh Wackerly, Shelbi Flood, W. Edgar Spivey, Patrick H. O’Donnell, Grant Morris, Kevin Sharp, Jonathan Tepe, Brent Hannafan, Kasi Wautlet, Kaitlin Leary and James Hannaway for Appellee. VLW 025-2-131. 4 pp.
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