Foley Attorneys Highlighted for Perspective on New PBM Transparency Rules
February 19, 2026
BenefitsPro
Foley & Lardner LLP partner Nick Welle, senior counsel Hannah Demsien, and associate Iris Grossman were highlighted for their perspective on recent activity to increase pharmacy benefits manager (PBM) transparency in the BenefitsPro article, “New federal law clashes with DOL proposal over who pays for PBM audits.”
The authors present key takeaways and a helpful PBM reform cheat sheet chart summarizing new federal PBM audit rules in a Foley Health Care Law Today blog cited by BenefitsPro.
“The Foley & Lardner analysis has revealed a conflict between the new PBM audit laws and the draft DOL regulations,” BenefitsPro writes. “Different parties could end up paying for the PBM audits.”
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