Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board has filed a lawsuit against a pharmacy benefits firm that officials say was in breach of its contract with the district, according to a Pinal County Superior Court docket released this morning.The suit was recently filed against Flipt LLC in the county’s highest court, but copies of the suit were not shared by the county attorney’s office.
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MUSD might sue company for $200,000. Superintendent calls breach of contract on Flipt LLC to the tune of $200,000. Maricopa Unified School District administrators are calling on the school board to legally challenge a pharmacy benefits firm they say owes the district more than $200,000 after services to the district were allegedly cut off without warning one year ago. The administrators claim the company, Flipt LLC, has not made attempts to settle with the district since it shut down its pharmacy benefit management services business, leaving the district without service.