The statute of limitations in medical negligence cases is very important. First of all, what does that mean? It means that you only have a certain amount of time to investigate and file your medical negligence claim. The statute of limitations generally speaking can be as short as one year in the state of Ohio. Therefore, you need to come to Crandall & Pera Law to get your case investigated as soon as you possibly can.
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Medical negligence cases are complicated. You, the victim, carry the burden of proof; you must establish that a particular person made an error that caused you harm. Just getting the relevant paperwork can be a massive task; when you are injured or sick, it can be impossible.
Waiting to file could cost your case
Ohio’s statute of limitations for filing a medical negligence claim is one year. While some circumstances may allow you to file a medical malpractice lawsuit after a year, it becomes much more difficult. The sad fact is that the legal system requires you to consider filing a claim during an emotional and confusing time. The idea can be overwhelming, but the experienced and compassionate medical negligence lawyers at Crandall & Pera Law can help cut through the confusion and get your family back to normal.
If you or a loved one has been the victim of medical negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries, illness, lost wages, medical care and other expenses. Our team of experienced Ohio medical malpractice attorneys and Registered Nurses will evaluate your case and answer your questions. For a free consultation, call 877.686.8879 or contact us today.