Who can sue in a drug case?
Any person who has been injured or the survivors of a loved one who has been killed as a result of a defective prescription drug can bring a lawsuit if they can establish fault on the part of the manufacturer, supplier or seller of the prescribed the drug. Both minors and adults can bring medical product and drug cases. 2. Who can I sue in drug cases? A number of different persons and entities may have exposure for liability in drug cases. This would include the manufacturer, supplier or seller of a dangerous drug product if the plaintiff can establish the fault of one of these defendants. Further, you can bring a lawsuit against a physician, other health care provider or hospital who prescribed a dangerous drug if the plaintiff can establish that it was below the standard of care for the health care provider to prescribe the drug. However, unless it can be established that the physician knew of the risk of the drug or that the prescription was contraindicated given your condition, you
