What do I need to file a medical malpractice lawsuit?

To file a medical malpractice lawsuit in Michigan, the prospective defendant (the doctor or other medical professional) will need to be served a Notice of Intent to Sue, also known as an NOI. This NOI must be served at least 182 days before the start of a lawsuit. The statute of limitations is paused during this period and does not affect the two-year (or six month) statute of limitations.

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Personal Injury – Rear-End Collision on I-94 Left Woman with Severe Lumbar Spine Injuries
Sommers Schwartz attorney Michael Cunningham filed a personal injury lawsuit for a Wayne County woman who suffered serious spinal injuries after another driver rear-ended her ...
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