Legal Question in Medical Malpractice in New Jersey

If you believe you may have been harmed by improper professional care, I urge you to contact a medical malpractice attorney immediately. This is especially important in New Jersey, where there is a state "Tort Claims Act" which requires notice within 90 days, in the event that you happen to have been treated by an employee of the State University of New Jersey, for example.

Most malpractice attorneys will speak with you over the phone, without charge,to see if you have a case that they may be interested in pursuing.

I am concerned with the actions of this dentist. You are entitled to know if something went wrong with a procedure. Nonetheless, I, personally, would not be interested in considering this case, because, from the limited facts you provided, it would appear that you have not suffered a serious or permanent injury.

Another attorney, perhaps with more facts, may have a different opinion, so I urge your to contact attorneys if you are interested in pursuing this matter.

All personal injury actions, including dental malpractice, have strict time limits after which you lose any right to sue. For that reason, if you are considering action you should take it immediately.