Can I sue my boyfriend for giving me a pill for abortion disguising it as a birth control pill?

Yes, you could sue him for battery and fraud. Also, emotional distress.

While it might be possible for you to make some sort of claim against your boyfriend, the thing you have to realize is, in my opinion, you would be attacked on similar moral grounds, and I am making no such attack, merely pointing out what he and or his attorneys would do in a lawsuit. It could prove very demoralizing to you.

Yes, he could be liable, but you would also have to be free from fault as well. In Alabama, you can't assume any risk or contribute to your injuries. If you do, you don't have a case. I am sure that pill was a controlled substance which you could only get by prescription. If you were taking unprescribed medicine, you will be deemed to have assumed the risks associated with doing so. There's also the problem of collecting against your boyfriend. Even if you could prove you were free of fault, if you get a judgment against him, will you be able to collect it. In other words, does he have the money to pay it. I seriously doubt there is any insurance to cover such a claim, so you would wind up having a second lawsuit to try and collect on it. I think your best bet is to pick up the pieces and go home; live and learn. It is never a good idea to take unprescribed medicine. Good luck.

Your question reflects a lack of understanding as to how these bio-chemicals work. It appears that you took a pill from someone who is not a doctor, without knowing what it was. Since you voluntarily took that pill under those circumstances, it is your responsibility. You do not state whether you were in fact pregnant or whether your pregnancy terminated. Before you get involved with any new boyfriend, get some good advice on contraception, then you won't have to worry about abortion.