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Dental Malpractice Four Years Ago . . . Too Long Ago To Persue?

For the most part, yes. Most states have statutes that run after two years for malpractice or personal injury cases, which means you can’t sue after two years has elapsed. You might be able to get around it, though, if for some reason you were not aware of the problem or didn’t realise the malpractice until later. Contact a medical malpractice attorney and give them the details of your case.

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One Response to “Dental Malpractice Four Years Ago . . . Too Long Ago To Persue?”

  1. Hillary on February 9th, 2010 12:38 am

    well if someone can try and stage murders that happened in the 80′s now days i think dental malpractice should be fine if it’s four years old.

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