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What Are The Sol For Medical/dental Malpractice And Is This From The Date?

of your last visit with the dentist or the date you paid them?
My last visit was 2 months ago BUT the treatment began 2 years ago , is it too late to sue?

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2 Responses to “What Are The Sol For Medical/dental Malpractice And Is This From The Date?”

  1. TooFreak on February 6th, 2010 10:18 am

    The SOL is 2 years but I honestly can’t answer your question based on your info provided. I would think it would be 2 years from the date of negligence…meaning if treatment began 2 years ago and the negligence happened 13 months into it, it would be 2 years from that date.
    Nonetheless, if you really think you have a case, you need to contact an attorney immediately. The attorney has until the 2 year date to file a case. My attorney waited until the week before the date was up.

  2. essentia on February 6th, 2010 12:47 pm

    the SOL is five years from the date the damage was done, and you can only win if you can prove malpractise or negligence.

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