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Statute of Limitations - Two Years. In Michigan, medical malpractice cases may be filed within two years of the physicianâs act (or failure to act) from which the claim arises. Alternatively, a claim must be filed within six months of when it was discovered, or reasonably should have been discovered, if two years have passed.
And if the court grants that request (as it almost certainly will), thatâs the end of the lawsuit. So itâs crucial to pay attention to the statute of limitations as it applies to your case. Now, onto the specifics of Michiganâs statute of limitations in medical malpractice cases. The standard deadline is set by Michigan Compiled Laws section 600.5805(6), and it gives you two years to get your lawsuit filed in the stateâs court system, starting from the date on which the alleged medical error was committed.