Expert Witness Service

The Expert Witness Listing consists of members of the American Society for Pharmacy Law (pharmacist or pharmacist/attorneys) who are interested in providing their services of expert testimony and/or consulting services pertaining to pharmacy professional liability claims or other pharmacy law matters.

How do I join the Expert Witness Listing?

There is no fee to be included on the Expert Witness Listing. To join the Expert Witness Service List Log in with your membership username and password. Select “yes” in the Expert Witness section of your member profile and add your listing information.

You must be a member of the American Society for Pharmacy Law to be included on the Attorney Referral Service Listing. If you are not a member join now. You will be able to sign up for the Attorney Referral Service at the same time you join ASPL.

If you are already an ASPL member and wish to sign up for the Attorney Referral Service at this time, contact the ASPL Administrative offices at 217.529-6948 or by email at [email protected].

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July 5, 2018

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Hawaii bans OTC sale of sunscreens containing oxybenzone or octinoxate
Planning on traveling to Hawaii? You will need to bring your own sunscreen from the mainland or a prescription if you wish to use sunscreens containing octinoxate or oxybenzone. Oxybenzone-containing products include all 7 lotions, all 5 sprays, and the 1 stick sunscreen recommended by Consumer Reports in 2018. However, you may relax a bit for now: the law banning OTC sale of these products in Hawaii does not take effect until January 2021. According to a report in The Hill on July 3, the ban was passed because the sunscreens pose risks to the coral reefs which are important to Hawaii’s environment and appeal. The Legislature’s findings state that “Oxybenzone and octinoxate cause mortality in developing coral; increase coral bleaching that indicates extreme stress, even at temperatures below 87.8 degrees Fahrenheit; and cause genetic damage to coral and other marine organisms.” [Samuels B. Hawaii governor signs first-ever bill banning sunscreens that harm coral reefs. The Hill 2018 Jul 3; https://bit.ly/2u71ZaN; Hawaii 29^th Legislature, S.B. 2571, S.D. 2, H.D. 2, C.D. 1; https://bit.ly/2MOvQN4]

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