As with most types of crimes, the law imposes a “statute of limitations” for medical malpractice. … Show More This statute of limitations requires a patient to take legal action within a stated time from when medical negligence occurs. If the patient fails to take action within the specified time frame, they will be unable to bring a case at all.Understanding the statute of limitations for medical malpracticeThe limitations period is outlined by Florida Statutes, Section 95.11(7)(b), which gives two basic situations and the statute of limitations for each.If the patient is immediately aware that it’s possible medical negligence caused their injury, a patient must take action within two …Read More »
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