malpractice
What is the statute of limitationn the state of Florida?
Re: malpractice
depends om what you want to sue about.
GENERALLY:
torts (negligence, car accidents etcetera) is 4 years;
Professional negligence: 2 years
Medical malpractice 2 years, but very complicated to figure out, could be 4 years and even 7 under rare cionditions
contract: written is 5 years, oral is 4 years.
Claims agains the state require notice in 3 years.
DO NOT RELY ON THIS WITHOUT SPEAKING TO A LAWYER. Some things can lengthen a statute of limitations and some things can shorten them. Without details no one can give you certain advice.
Re: malpractice
depends om what you want to sue about.
GENERALLY:
torts (negligence, car accidents etcetera) is 4 years;
Professional negligence: 2 years
Medical malpractice 2 years, but very complicated to figure out, could be 4 years and even 7 under rare cionditions
contract: written is 5 years, oral is 4 years.
Claims agains the state require notice in 3 years.
DO NOT RELY ON THIS WITHOUT SPEAKING TO A LAWYER. Some things can lengthen a statute of limitations and some things can shorten them. Without details no one can give you certain advice.
