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There are several laws that govern medical negligence cases exclusively, making medical malpractices cases far different than ordinary negligence cases. Here are just a few.

Statue of Limitations. First, the statute of limitations governing medical malpractice cases is different than the statute of limitations for other negligence actions. This is a critical distinction as claims and lawsuits could be barred by law if not brought within the applicable statute of limitations. Generally speaking, the statute of limitations in Florida for ordinary negligence claims is four (4) years while the statute of limitations for Florida medical malpractice claims is two (2) years.

Data supporting caps on Florida Medical Malpractice Wrongful Death Cases “is most questionable” according the Florida Supreme Court in the case of Estate of McCall v. United States, 134 So. 3d 894 (Fla. 2014).

Automobile accidents can be a source of pain and frustration. They happen daily, often due to drunk or reckless driving, texting, and inattentiveness. Automobile accidents can cause property damage, physical injury, and mental pain and suffering. Even the most careful drivers are vulnerable to getting into a car accident due to others’ negligence.