Although you are a Florida resident, note that a malpractice case is usually filed where the injury occurred, occasionally where the defendant lives, or where you may move after the injury occurred. In Florida, patients can sue in the county where the defendant resides or in the county where they were injured. Most of the time, the two are synonymous, but is imperative that the plaintiff not move away from the area and expect the case to be settled in the new location.
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Florida
Additional Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I Have a Case Because My Condition Got Worse Due to My Doctor Failing to Refer Me to a Specialist?
- What Does “Preponderance of the Evidence” in Relation to Medical Malpractice Mean?
- If Prescribed Too Much Medication and I Get Addicted Do I Have a Medical Malpractice Case?
- What Types Of Damages Are Usually Awarded In A Medical Malpractice Case?
- What Are Some Medical Malpractice Examples?
