Walgreens is legally responsible if a pharmacist or other employee gives you or a loved one the wrong medication or the wrong dose and it leads to injury or other harm. The pharmacy cases Pritzker Hageman pursues involve an obvious dispensing error that directly caused a catastrophic injury, such as a death or a permanent disability. If a Walgreens pharmacy error caused a death or a permanent, catastrophic injury, you can contact Pritzker Hageman for a free consultation using the form below.
You Have Legal Rights if Walgreens Pharmacy Provided the Wrong Medication or Wrong Dose
With monthly sales in the billions, Walgreens is one of the nation’s largest pharmacy chains. Pharmacies owe patients filling prescriptions a duty of care. When that duty is breached and that breach causes harm to the patient, a pharmacy is liable for damages, meaning the pharmacy has to compensate the patient and/or the patient’s family for the resulting injuries or death. Read about pharmacist malpractice.
Lawyers Settle Pharmacy Malpractice Lawsuit
Attorneys at Pritzker Hageman settled a wrongful death case where a patient was injected with a medication that was 10 times the prescribed dose. The woman died almost immediately. This was not a case against Walgreens.
If a pharmacy error caused a death or a permanent, catastrophic injury, you can call 1-888-377-8900 or use the form above to contact our lawyers for a free consultation about a lawsuit against the pharmacy for medical malpractice.