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What Should I Do if a Prescription Drug Gave Me Stevens-Johnson Syndrome?

If you believe a prescription drug gave you Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS), the most critical first step is to continue seeking immediate and ongoing medical care....

Can a Pharmacist Be Sued for Not Warning About SJS Risks?

Yes, under certain specific circumstances, it may be possible to hold a pharmacist legally accountable for not warning a patient about the risks of Stevens-Johnson...

What Damages Can I Recover in an SJS Lawsuit?

If you or a loved one has suffered from Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS), you may be able to recover financial compensation for your medical bills, lost...

What Is the Statute of Limitations for an SJS Case?

The statute of limitations for a Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) case, which is the legal deadline for filing a lawsuit, typically ranges from one to three...

How Long Do I Have to File an SJS Lawsuit?

The time limit to file an SJS lawsuit typically ranges from two to three years from the date of diagnosis or discovery. The reality is...

What Causes Stevens-Johnson Syndrome?

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome is most often caused by an unpredictable and severe reaction to a medication, though in some rarer cases, it can be triggered by...