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J&J agrees to pay drug import fine
Wall Street Journal (subscription required), August 6, 2008
Johnson & Johnson will pay more than $500,000 in fines after the federal government found that the company did not adhere to the Controlled Substances Act when it failed to report the importation of medications.
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