Practice Areas
- Medical Malpractice
- Prescription Error Attorney
- Medication Error
- Medication Error Examples
- Medication Error Death
- How to Avoid Medication Error
- Questions to ask the Pharmacist
- Common Mediction Errors
- Compounding Pharmacy Error
- Pharmacist Malpractice
- Pharmacy Error Questionnaire
- Pharmacy Malpractice - Wrong Prescription
- CVS Pharmacy Lawsuit
- Walgreens Lawsuit
- OsmoPrep - Malpractice Lawsuit
- Propoxyphene Overdose Lawsuit
- Visicol - Malpractice Lawsuit
- Medication Lawsuit - Defective Medications
- Birth Injuries
- Clinical Trial Injuries
- Emergency Room Malpractice
- Failure to Diagnose Heart Attack
- Failure to Diagnose Septic Arthritis
- Failure to Diagnose Stroke
- Hospital Malpractice
- Medical Malpractice
- Nursing Home Malpractice
- Nursing Malpractice
- Pharmacist Malpractice
- Surgeon Malpractice
Personal Injury and Wrongful Death
Pharmacy/Pharmacist Error Questionnaire
Pharmacy error? Attorneys at our law firm have been interviewed by The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Lawyers USA and other publications. Attorneys Fred Pritzker, Elliot Olsen and Eric Hageman have been named "Super Lawyers" by Law & Politics magazine. To contact a prescription error lawyer at the firm, please call 1-888-377-8900 (toll-free), e-mail our attorneys, or sumbit our free case review form.
We are a national law firm representing pharmacy error victims throughout the United States. Below is a questionnaire you can print, complete and mail to our offices: Pritzker Olsen, P.A., Plaza VII, Suite 2950, 45 South Seventh Street, Minneapolis, MN 55402-1652. If you would prefer to fax, our fax number is (612)338-0104.
- Name___________________________________
- Address_________________________________
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_______________________________________ - Email address____________________________
- Telephone numbers
- Home_____________________
- Cell_______________________
- Work______________________
- Age ____________
- Date of birth_______________
- State in which incident occurred______________
- Name and address of pharmacy responsible for error___________________________________
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_______________________________________ - Name and correct dosage of medication you were supposed to have received____________________________
_______________________________________ - Name and dosage of medication you actually received________________________________
_______________________________________ - When did you start taking the wrong medication/dosage________________________
- When did you stop taking the wrong medication/dosage________________________
- How much of the wrong medication/dosage did you take_________________________________
- How did you find out you were taking the wrong medication/dosage________________________
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_______________________________________ - Do you still have the container in which the wrong medication/dosage was given to you (please make sure you keep it along with any receipts, instructions or bills that accompanied it)________
- Describe your symptoms caused by taking the wrong medication/dosage________________________
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_______________________________________ - What other harms and losses did you experience as a result of taking the wrong medication/dosage________________________
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_______________________________________ - Have you reported this error to the pharmacy? What did they tell you?___________________________________
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_______________________________________ - Has any doctor or other health care provider told you whether you will have long-term problems because of this error? If so, what did s/he tell you?___________________________________
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Medical Malpractice Topics
Pharmacy Error Settlement
Our law firm recently negotiated a settlement for the family of a woman who was given ten times the prescribed dose of cochicine.
$950,000 Recovery for Failure to Diagnose Septic Arthritis
Attorneys Fred Pritzker and Elliot Olsen recently secured a $950,000 recovery on behalf of a young man who developed septic arthritis eight days following knee surgery.
Heart Lead Extraction Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
PritzkerOlsen attorneys are representing patients and their families nationwide in product liability and medical malpractice cases involving defective Medtronic Sprint Fideles defibrillator leads. Several patients have died during surgery to remove the defective Medtronic lead.
Dental Malpractice: Oral Surgery and Burn Injuries
The FDA has recently stated that poorly-maintained dental equipment has resulted in severe burns. These cases could involve both dental malpractice and product liability claims.
Hospital Malpractice Lawsuits
Hospital malpractice includes any type of medical negligence that occurs in a hospital setting, including errors by doctors, nurses, technicians and other hospital staff.
Neurosurgery Errors
Surgical errors are common and can lead to serious injury or death. In an article in the medical journal Neurosurgery that reported on a study of 1108 elective neurosurgical procedures, a neurosurgeon recorded 2684 errors in 87.1% of the cases. 22.6% of the errors were considered major. 78.5% of the errors were deemed preventable.
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