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Sullivan v. Robertson Drug Co.

No. 060647Supreme Court of Virginia

060647 Sullivan v. Robertson Drug Co. 01/12/2007 (Revised 01/26/2007) In a physician's contribution action against a pharmacist and his employer following the physician's settlement of a malpractice claim, the…

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060647 Sullivan v. Robertson Drug Co. 01/12/2007 (Revised 01/26/2007) In a physician's contribution action against a pharmacist a…

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Supreme Court of Virginia
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Oct 4, 2026
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Jan 12, 2007
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060647 Sullivan v. Robertson Drug Co. 01/12/2007 (Revised 01/26/2007) In a physician's contribution action against a pharmacist and his employer following the physician's settlement of a malpractice claim, the trial court erred in giving jury instructions suggesting that the pharmacist could not be found liable for the whole, indivisible injury caused by prescribed medications he had dispensed, permitting the jury to apportion damages based on relative degrees of the parties' negligence, and by submitting the reasonableness of the settlement to the jury where the pharmacist failed to present evidence that it was unreasonable or excessive. The judgment is reversed and the case is remanded fo…

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