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Is there a time scale regarding complaining about medical negligence?

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Is there a time scale regarding complaining about medical negligence?

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The statute of limitations for filing medical negligence cases depends on a number of factors, including the state in which the problem occurred. Usually the complaint has to be filed within two years, and the clock starts ticking either when you know that there was a negligent act, or that there was a physical injury that was caused by the negligent act. The standards for adults may differ from those for children. I think at one point, the statute of limitations for children extended until they reached the age of 18. However, depending on your state, you may be able to file a complaint with the state medical board, even if you are not otherwise able to pursue this. Bottom line, you need to check the laws of your state and probably with a lawyer to see what your options are.

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