Arkansas will net more than $4.3 million as its part of a settlement of a national lawsuit that said McKesson Corp. inflated data on prescription drug prices causing Medicaid programs to overpay for them.

Arkansas, represented by the attorney general’s office, was among 30 states that joined the lawsuit. Details follow.

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