Kluksdal Law

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Idaho recognizes important exceptions to the two-year time limit. The two most common situations involve the placement and inadvertent leaving of any foreign object (such as a surgical sponge or instrument) in the body of the patient, and cases where the patient’s injury has been fraudulently and knowingly concealed by the defendant for the purpose of escaping responsibility. In these scenarios, the statute of limitations clock doesn’t start running until the injured party knows or in the exercise of reasonable care should have been put on inquiry that he or she was injured as a result of malpractice. Once that discovery is made, the patient has one year or the standard two-year time period to file the lawsuit, whichever is later.

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