Mislabeling the pharmacist who does more than just mislabel the prescription: pharmaceutical liability under Florida Law.
Florida Bar Journal › Nbr. 2007, January 2007
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Mislabeling the pharmacist who does more than just mislabel the prescription: pharmaceutical liability under Florida Law.
Like any prescription, the law of pharmaceutical liability is an amalgam. It is a blend of concepts, principals, and notions derived, in large part, from other sources. In most instances, it proves effective. But in others, supplementation may be necessary. All pharmaceutical liability law, however, is certainly subject to further research, refinement, and change.
Change may be necessary regarding claims of pharmaceutical liability, as its grounds have evolved from simple principals of products liability into more complex notions of medical malpractice. Claims asserting ministerial errors, such as the misfiling or mislabeling of a prescription, have been supplemented with independent claims asserting discretionary errors, such as a pharmacist's failure to warn a patien...See the full content of this document
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