Saugerties, NY asked in Legal Malpractice for New York

Q: can you sue for malpractice when your were wrongly diagnosed 8 years ago

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A: It could depend on a number of factors. The statute of limitations for medical malpractice in New York does have provisions that extend time based on a certain attributes, such as infancy, discovery of a condition, and others. Your question is framed concisely and doesn't outline many facts to go on, but you could reach out to law firms that handle med mal cases to discuss in greater detail. Good luck

Tim Akpinar

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