What is pharmaceutical malpractice or pharmaceutical negligence?
Although the legal definition may vary slightly from state to state, as a general rule pharmaceutical malpractice (also known as pharmaceutical negligence) means that a drug company caused injury or death to a consumer by failing to act within the applicable standard of care.

In other words, a drug company commits malpractice and is negligent when it fails to act reasonably under the circumstances and the unreasonable conduct causes harm. This could be because the drug was not designed or tested properly. It could also be because the company did not provide effective and appropriate warnings to the doctors who prescribed the drug, and to the consumers who took them.

Is there a time limit on bringing a pharmaceutical malpractice claim?
YES. Each state (and the United States for health care provided by the federal government or its agencies) has its own statute of limitations establishing a deadline to pursue a malpractice claim. These limits vary greatly from state to state.

Therefore, if you suspect medical negligence do not wait to consult an experienced Prempro attorney. Online Case Evaluation

How much does an attorney evaluation cost in these types of cases?
Nothing! We will evaluate your case free of charge. Please contact Brown & Crouppen today for your free initial consultation.

Will my Prempro case go to trial?
Each dangerous drug case is different. Contact an experienced Brown & Crouppen attorney for a free initial consultation where all your pertinent questions will be answered. Once a Brown & Crouppen attorney has evaluated your unique case and begun the legal proceedings, a better determination of if or when you case will go to trial can be determined.