But even with a strong case, your claim may be denied if you do not file within the statute of limitations period.
This is a legal limit in place to encourage timely resolution of lawsuits while avoiding unreasonable delays.
New Jersey statute of limitations law gives you two years from the date of the injury to initiate a case against the liable party. The two-year period can also begin from the date you reasonably discovered that you were harmed. And if the injury is birth-related, then you must bring your claim before the minor’s 13th birthday.
An injury at the hands of a healthcare provider can be devastating. Understanding the state’s negligence and medical malpractice laws can be a great starting point when pursuing a medical malpractice claim.
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