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Medical Malpractice Claims are lawsuits filed by patients of licensed medical professionals who have suffered injuries due to their negligent or intentional conduct. There are various statutes which may limit the right of a plaintiff to seek monetary compensation in a Medical Negligence Civil action; the most significant of which is the time period between the injury suffered and the filing of the claim in the court of law. That time period varies greatly based on the jurisdiction where the claim is brought forth and the age of the person filing a claim. In other instance a statute of limitations can be tolled (halted for a period of time) due to many factors including incapacitation of the victim, mental or physical disability, and the status of the individual as a minor.<\/p>\n\n

To Learn More about the Statute of Limitations in a Civil Lawsuit for Medical Malpractice contact our Offices. All consultations are provided by our attorneys free of Charge (855)385-2529.<\/span><\/h3>\n\u2022 Alabama Two to Four Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Alaska Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Arizona Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Arkansas Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 California<\/a> One to Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Colorado Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Connecticut Two or Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 D.C. Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Delaware Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Florida Two to Four Years to file a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit\n\u2022 Georgia Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Hawaii Two to Six years to File A Medical Malpractice Lawsuit\n\u2022 Idaho Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Illinois Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Indiana Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Iowa Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Kansas Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Kentucky One Year to File a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit\n\u2022 Louisiana One Year to File a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit\n\u2022 Maine Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Maryland Three to Five years to file a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit\n\u2022 Massachusetts Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Michigan Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Minnesota Four years to File a Medical Negligence Lawsuit\n\u2022 Mississippi Two to Seven Years to File a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit\n\u2022 Missouri Two years or up to Ten Years to bring forth a Med Mal Claim\n\u2022 Montana Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Nebraska Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Nevada Two or Four Years in a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit to bring Claim\n\u2022 New Hampshire Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 New Jersey Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 New Mexico Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 New York Two and a Half Years (Two Years and Six Months) to file\n\u2022 North Carolina Three to Ten years for a Medical Negligence Tort Claim\n\u2022 North Dakota Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Ohio One or Four years for a Medical Malpractice Cause of action\n\u2022 Oklahoma Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Oregon Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Pennsylvania Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Rhode Island Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 South Carolina Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 South Dakota Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Tennessee One year to bring forth a Medical Malpractice Civil Claim\n\u2022 Texas Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Utah Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Vermont Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Virginia Two to Ten years for a Medical Malpractice Cause of Action\n\u2022 Washington Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 West Virginia Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Wisconsin Three Years to File a Medical Malpractice Claim\n\u2022 Wyoming Two Years for file A Medical Malpractice Claim<\/div>\n
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