You are correct that the Statute of Limitations on health care cases is 2 years. There is a procedure whereby you can extend for 75 days. Suggest...

Date of injury prevails-already answered this question posed differently. Please refer to prior answer for more information. Believe prior answer...

Sorry for what you have suffered. Suggest you talk with a medical malpractice attorney who will accept VA cases. Watch your time limits for...

Recommend you try to locate a lawyer that specializes in class action lawsuits for defective medical equipment. Perhaps you can find an attorney...

In Texas, the Statute of Limitations is 2 years from the date of the act of malpractice. You have waited too long to bring suit since you say the...

Ms. Pena- There is a 2 year Statute of limitations in Texas. Unfortunately, believe you have waited too long to proceed with litigation.

Yes- In Texas you can use your surgeon as an expert witness. As a matter of fact, a treating Doctor makes for an excellent witness

The Statute of Limitations in Health Care cases in Texas is 2 years. You have waited too long. Unfortunate you did not act on this issue sooner.

You have provided insufficient details and evidenced in order to answer your question. Please provide more details for an evaluation of your case.

Unfortunately, you have waited too long. Healthcare laws in Texas require that you file within 2 years of the negligent act.