Law Office of Taran M. Provost, PLLC

About Law Office of Taran M. Provost, PLLC

For medical malpractice cases, New York gives you two and a half years from the time of the malpractice to sue. This is called the statute of limitations. For children, the statute of limitations does not start until the child reaches 18, which means that the statute of limitations does not run out until he or she turns 20 and a half years old. If the case involves a foreign object that was left in the body as a result of treatment, the statute of limitations begins to run when the foreign object was discovered. There are exceptions that will change how much time you have to file, so it is important that you call our office and consult our experienced attorneys . If you do not sue within the time allowed, a court will not hear your case, even if it is a strong case.

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