Legal Question in Medical Malpractice in Maryland
A malpractice case.
If you are still suffering from the effects of a malpractice? Are you still elegable to gain a portion of money? Dueto the fact that the malpractice has affected your eeveryday life. And may have even caused other medical complications. And if you decide to take your claim to court is there a minimum of time you have to sue or create a suit against someone?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: A malpractice case.
You have the general three year statute of limitation based upon when you discovered the injury and five years from when the injury was committed upon you. You state that you have already discovered the malpractice against you. Before getting to court, you will need to exhaust other remedy to include arbitration. My response is based upon taking your action in state court. Procedural aspects of a medical malpractice claim can be daunting and advice of counsel is highly recommended. Contact me to discuss your complaint.
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