Connecticut Medical Malpractice Law at a Glance
Statute of Limitations
2 years from discovery, 3-year repose
Discovery Rule
2 years from discovery
Damage Cap
None
Key Statute
CT medical malpractice law
State-specific statutes and case law govern filing deadlines and damage limitations.
Filing Exceptions & Tolling Provisions in Connecticut
The following exceptions may extend or modify the standard filing deadline in Connecticut:
- Certificate + opinion letter required
- Minors: limited tolling
- Continuing treatment tolls
Medical Malpractice in Connecticut
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