How long do I have to file an Accutane lawsuit?
The time to file a lawsuit for injuries from Accutane or other drugs is limited, though it is different from state to state. Lawsuits in the United States are subject to a Statute of Limitation, or time limit, which, after expired, will prevent an injured person from filing a case. The statute of limitation is different from state to state and for each type of lawsuit, but generally ranges in time from 2 years to 6 years. If you file your claim within the required time, the Statute of Limitation has no effect on your case. The Statute of Limitation for Accutane lawsuits may begin to expire when a person is injured or may not start until the injured person discovers, or should have discovered, that the drug caused their injury. Therefore, it is important to speak with an attorney immediately to find out how much time you have to file a claim. Even if your lawsuit has not expired, it is important to contact an Accutane attorney prior to the date your Statute of Limitations expires. If yo
