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When medical care works the way it should, medication helps people heal, stay healthy, and live fuller lives. If something went wrong during your treatment, you still have options, and you still have control over what happens next. At Langer & Langer, our Indiana medication error lawyers focus on helping you get clear answers, steady guidance, and the financial support the law allows.
Our attorneys approach every case with care, respect, and a commitment to doing what’s right for you and your family. We know the legal system can feel overwhelming, which is why we make the process simple, transparent, and focused on your goals.
Contact us today for a private, no-obligation conversation, and let’s take the next step together.
Medication is meant to help you feel better, not create new challenges. When a prescription or dosage isn’t handled correctly, it can raise questions, create worry, and leave you unsure about what to do next. Our team focuses on helping you understand what happened and whether the mistake could have been avoided.
At our firm, we review your records, consult medical professionals, and explain your options in clear, straightforward terms. If the facts support a malpractice claim, we move forward with purpose and strategy, always with your best interests at the center. If you suspect a medication error, contact us today to talk through your situation and learn how we may be able to help.
A medication error happens when a preventable mistake during prescribing, dispensing, or administering drugs causes avoidable harm. Under Indiana law, these errors may qualify as medical malpractice when a provider or facility fails to meet the accepted standard of care and the mistake causes harm.
Common examples include:
Liability depends on who failed to meet their professional duty during your care. In Indiana, several providers may be responsible for a medication mistake, including:
Our legal team investigates every step of your treatment to determine where the failure occurred and who may be held accountable.
Medication errors can lead to serious, long-term health complications. Some of the most common include:
A sudden drop or spike in medication can disrupt blood flow to the brain, often resulting in long-term disability.
Organ damage:
Overdoses or toxic drug interactions can harm the liver, kidneys, or heart.
Undocumented allergies or ignored warnings can trigger dangerous, even life-threatening reactions.
Lack of oxygen, toxic effects, or seizures from medication errors can cause cognitive damage.
Fatal complications:
In the most serious cases, preventable medication errors can lead to loss of life.
When these injuries occur, we help patients and families hold negligent providers accountable and pursue the compensation they deserve.
A successful malpractice claim can help you recover both financial losses and the personal impact of the injury. Depending on your situation, damages may include:
At Langer & Langer, we build every case to pursue full and fair compensation available under Indiana law, based on the facts and evidence.
When you choose us, we take the lead on every part of the legal process, so you can focus on moving forward.
Our approach includes:
We manage every step, with transparency, urgency, and your goals at the center of everything we do.
You’re not just choosing a law firm, you’re choosing a team with deep experience handling complex medical malpractice cases in Indiana. Clients across the state trust us for our experience, transparency, and results.
45+ years of malpractice litigation experience:
Decades of proven work on behalf of injured patients across Indiana.
Recovered significant compensation for injured patients:
Strong case results that reflect the strength of our strategy and preparation.
Deep understanding of Indiana malpractice law:
We know the statutes, caps, deadlines, and review panels inside and out.
Personal attention and responsive communication:
You’ll get clear updates and timely answers throughout your case.
No fees unless we win:
You pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you. Fee terms and any cost responsibilities are set out in the written fee agreement.
Trusted by families across Indiana:
Our clients refer us because they know we deliver honesty, advocacy, and real results.
When your health and future are on the line, experience matters and so does having the right team by your side.
Every case we handle is personal, and our results reflect the care, focus, and experience we bring to each one. We’ve helped families across Indiana recover compensation, including:
Client Testimonials:
Robert was extremely helpful and informative and made room to meet with me even though his schedual was tight! Even though he wasn't able to help me moving forward he gave me the advice and confidence I needed to move forward on my own! I highly recommend him.
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I highly recommend Steve Langer & his attorneys for medical malpractice representation. From the beginning I have always felt that they listened intently with care & compassion. There were always available to answer any of my questions and concerns. I can’t thank Steve Langer enough for getting justice for my Mom.
Disclaimer: Case results vary based on unique facts. Past outcomes do not guarantee future results.
We value every outcome, but more importantly, we value the trust our clients place in us. If you’re facing a medication error, we’re here to help.
Every case we handle is personal, and our results reflect the care, focus, and experience we bring to each one. We’ve helped families across Indiana recover compensation, including:
We handle medication error cases in:
No matter where you’re located in Indiana, our attorneys are ready to guide you.
If your condition worsened or you experienced unexpected side effects after taking a medication, your case may involve a prescribing or dispensing error. Our lawyer can review your medical records to help confirm if malpractice occurred.
The statute of limitations for a medication error claim in Indiana is 2 years from the act or omission. A child under 6 has until the 8th birthday. Filing a complaint can extend the deadline by 90 days after the Medical Review Panel opinion.
Yes. If a pharmacy gave you the wrong medication or incorrect dosage, you may have a valid claim. Pharmacies are legally responsible for following prescription instructions and ensuring medication safety.
Bring your medical records, prescription history, pharmacy receipts, discharge summaries, and a written treatment timeline. These documents help us evaluate your potential case accurately and efficiently.
Yes. Indiana law requires expert medical testimony to prove the provider breached the standard of care. Our firm works with trusted experts who support your claim with credible analysis.
Yes. A signed consent form does not excuse negligence. If a provider or pharmacist made a preventable error, you may still have the right to pursue compensation under Indiana law.
If you or a loved one was harmed by a medication mistake, you don’t have to face it alone. Our team is ready to help you understand your rights, evaluate your case, and take action.
We offer a no-obligation consultation to discuss your legal options. You’ll speak with our team, and an attorney will review your information to determine whether we can help and what the next steps look like.
Call 219-533-2744 or request a callback using our secure form. You pay no legal fees unless we recover compensation for you.
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