Pennsylvania Attorney General Joins Motion Accusing Martin Shkreli of Violating Court Orders

Harrisburg Lancaster Lebanon York, PA, October 13, 2026 —

Pennsylvania’s attorney general has joined federal and state partners in filing a motion accusing Martin Shkreli of violating court orders that barred him from the pharmaceutical industry. The motion seeks a finding that Shkreli is in contempt of court.

The filing presents an accusation, not a stated court finding. The information provided does not identify the federal and state partners, specify which court orders are at issue, or describe the conduct alleged to have violated them.

Details about when the motion was filed and where it was submitted were not provided. The information also does not say whether a court has scheduled a hearing, issued a decision, or taken any other action in response. No response from Shkreli or his representatives was included.

The motion’s request for a contempt finding is the stated focus of the filing. The available information does not specify what consequences the partners are seeking, or whether the motion asks for any particular remedy beyond a contempt finding.

Until a court rules, the claim that Shkreli violated the orders remains an allegation. The parties’ identities, the orders’ specific terms, and the next steps in the matter were not detailed in the information provided.

Story summarized from the original created by Kyle Morgan on www.abc27.com, see more information here.

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