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Old 02-23-2002, 01:40 PM
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is corperation liable?

south carolina - i was perscribed a sleep aid (1mg of kalodapin) by my family physician. the pharmacy...corperate owned...gave me a substitution that was twice as strong as my perscription. Although there were no permanent effects of the drug, there were many short term. I was out of work for four months, i now have to see a clinical psychologist once a week, i missed (in a coma-like sleep for 5 days) thanksgiving, i missed my mom's birthday, i suffered from insomnia for over a month (medication couldn't put me to sleep), and for atleast a week i was near suicidle. What is this corperation legally liable for?
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If you can prove that these were caused by this error in prescription AND prove what monetary damage you suffered, you might have a cause of action. Contact an attorney in your area.
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