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2024-01-10 23:01:00
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2024-01-10 12:32:36
Suspected of having influenced the senator responsible for an information report in 2011 without informing her that he was collaborating with the Servier laboratories implicated in the Mediator affair, Doctor Claude Griscelli was dismissed by the order of doctors at the end of December. Aged 87, this professor of pediatrics would have failed in his obligations of “morality and probity”, according to the Disciplinary Chamber of Île-de-France of the Order of Physicians.
The pharmaceutical group Servier, which marketed Mediator, an antidiabetic drug used as an appetite suppressant and held responsible for several hundred deaths, was heavily condemned by the Paris Court of Appeal last December. He will have to pay a total fine of 9.173 million euros and reimburse more than 415 million euros to social security and mutual organizations.
A widely publicized case in which Claude Griscelli was tried for influence peddling. The latter was in fact suspected of having influenced Senator Marie-Thérèse Hermange to modify the wording of a report in which the responsibility of the Servier laboratories was mentioned. A trial at the end of which the caregiver was finally acquitted.
However, according to the order of doctors, this court decision “does not preclude” a disciplinary sanction. Claude Griscelli “was linked since 2001 to the Servier laboratories by consulting contracts”, which carried “an annual remuneration of around 90,000 euros”, recalled the Disciplinary Chamber.
The judicial information made it possible to determine that Claude Griscelli had had “telephone or SMS exchanges throughout the work of the senatorial mission with Ms. Hermange”, whom he had met “the day before” the report was delivered, the day on which it introduced “modifications, in particular on the evaluation of the number of deaths”. However, according to the Disciplinary Chamber, the doctor had not informed the senator of his link with the laboratories.
According to the lawyers of Mediator victims, this removal “represents an opportunity to remind all health professionals”, doctors and pharmaceutical laboratories, “that it is not possible to ignore its links of interest and use its influence in the interests of industrialists once morest the superior interests of public health and patients.”
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2024-01-10 21:54:00
“Management must send a finalized plan by Friday to the court, which will then schedule a new hearing to debate it and accept it or not,” declared Me Stéphane Kadri, lawyer for the CSE of Hermione Retail, following a hearing at which this plan was initially to be presented. The company Hermione Retail oversees 22 of the 26 stores in France affected by the safeguard procedure opened by this court last February.
“We are still waiting for this famous plan. They have been telling us the same things for a year, that they are going to increase turnover to generate margin and repay their debts, but how are we going to do it? We’ve been losing turnover for four years,” said Véronique Guichenay, employee of the Dax store (Landes).
“The only new thing is that they are going to close the Pau store and they are asking creditors to waive 70% of their debts,” added this delegate from the CFDT union, while the lawyers and a member of the management of Hermione Retail declined any comment. “These are the same people who owned Camaïeu and we are afraid of experiencing the same fate,” added Muriel Scanzi, employee of the Galeries in Bayonne, relaying “a feeling of anger and abandonment” among her colleagues.
Camaïeu, bought by Michel Ohayon among other textile brands in recent years, was liquidated in September 2022. The businessman, in the grip of major financial difficulties, then had to sell Go Sport and Gap France, while that the stores he had taken over from Galeries Lafayette in 2018 and 2021 were placed in safeguard procedure.
It remains to be seen whether his plan will convince the court or whether it will place the stores in receivership, or worse. According to a source close to the case, in the state of the elements presented, the legal representative issued an unfavorable opinion to continue the activity, the liabilities having increased despite the safeguard procedure: they reached 153 million euros at the end of December.
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