Defective Medical Device Statute of Limitations
Watch this video about defective medical device statute of limitations in Florida. Then call Paul Boone Law for a free legal consultation.
Question:
What is the statute of limitations regarding a defective medication or medical device case?
Answer:
In Florida, the statute of limitations is four years from the date that you either actually knew or suspected the device has caused your injury. There’s another statute involved, but four years typically is the statute that applies in those kinds of cases. If you have a case like that and you think that the medical device or such has caused the problem, contact us immediately if it’s happened in Duval County, or Nassau County, or any of the surrounding areas. They are complicated cases. They take a lot of time to develop. Please call immediately when you recognize that there may have been a problem with a device.
Did you or a loved one experience an unreasonably dangerous medical device in Florida and have questions about defective medical device statute of limitations? Contact an experienced Nassau County defective medical device lawyer at Paul Boone Law today for a free consultation and case evaluation.
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