How many years do you have to get an attorney for medical malpractice?

Asked in Fort Worth, TX on July 18, 2026 Last answered on August 19, 2026

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Thomas G. Kemmy
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Thomas G. Kemmy

San Antonio, TX
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Two years from the date of the negligent conduct. If the care resulted in a death, two years from the date of death.

August 19, 2026
Tiecia Ayers
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Tiecia Ayers

Houston, TX
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You generally have two years to file a medical-malpractice lawsuit.  The deadline usually runs from the date of the negligent act or, in some cases, when the related treatment or hospitalization ended.

July 21, 2026

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