There could be several potential entities which may be liable in your case. It's always good to look at the entire situation from the beginning to the end to figure out where any mistakes were made in the chain of filling your prescription. First of all, did the medical office write the prescription out correctly and was it sent over to the pharmacy accurately? Did the doctor's office write it out for the correct dosage? Did the prescription interact with any other medication you were taking? Separately, did the pharmacy give you the wrong prescription ( or someone else's prescription ), the wrong dosage or did it interact with anything else you were taking? If a lawsuit were filed, all these questions could be answered in the "discovery" process. From your perspective, the more defendants the better. So hopefully, the pharmacy and the medical office made a mistake. If not, you may just have one defendant, but the facts and discovery process should determine this.
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