Rehab nightmare

[lordoftheland]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Florida
I was at a treatment center in Florida (Delray Beach) with my stay ending in January of 08. There were several issues in this treatment but before I get into details, I am wondering if there is a timeframe that a claim must be filed and am I still able to pursue something on this legally...still recovering.

[Antigone*of*Greece]

Originally Posted by lordoftheland

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Florida
I was at a treatment center in Florida (Delray Beach) with my stay ending in January of 08. There were several issues in this treatment but before I get into details, I am wondering if there is a timeframe that a claim must be filed and am I still able to pursue something on this legally...still recovering.

Since you decided to be vague, so will I.

Sure, why the heck not

[ecmst12]

[url=http://www.statutes-of-limitations.com/state/florida]FLORIDA Statute of Limitations Personal Injury[/url]

[barry1817]

Originally Posted by lordoftheland

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Florida
I was at a treatment center in Florida (Delray Beach) with my stay ending in January of 08. There were several issues in this treatment but before I get into details, I am wondering if there is a timeframe that a claim must be filed and am I still able to pursue something on this legally...still recovering.

there are specific statutes of limitations. If you are speaking of a medical problem, a call to your local bar assocation should be able to provide the time frame for a medical malpractice issue.

Usually the time runs from either time of treatment, or time discovered. Makes it very important that facts are correct and the statute is applied properly.

[ecmst12]

Or, they could just go to the link I posted which discusses FL statutes of limitation in detail.