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What are the pharmacy error laws in Oregon?

 

A: In Oregon, you have two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury lawsuit. Every state has its own laws that govern personal injury cases involving pharmacy error.

There is no federal mandate that requires pharmacies to report medication errors, and many of them go undetected. What’s more, most states only require pharmacy technicians to have a high school diploma before working to fill prescriptions.

Errors at pharmacies occur every day, including:

  • wrong medication errors,
  • dosage errors,
  • transcribing errors,
  • drug interaction errors,
  • similar-sounding drug names,
If you need an Oregon pharmacy error lawyer, contact our personal injury attorneys for a free consultation to discuss your case. You can reach us toll-free at 1-888-526-7616, or send us a confidential contact form.

You can also order our free book, How to Make Pharmacies Pay For Injuries Caused by Medication Errors, to learn more about taking action against pharmacy errors.
 
Article: Oregon Pharmacists refuse to participate in pharmacy error reporting.




Disclaimer: The following information on personal injury and medical malpractice information is not intended to provide a complete overview of state laws and may not be up to date with changes in the law. You should consult a board certified attorney for information on your specific case.