DENTAL IMPLANT, $6000 BADLY SHAPED CAUSING PAIN ..NO SATISFACTION, MY OPTIONS?

Medical malpractice cases are very difficult to prove in Wisconsin. While your case is one for dental malpractice, I  don't think that makes it any easier. I wrote a blog at our firm's web site of the difficulties associated in Wisconsin with pursuing a medical malpractice case. The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel also did an excellent essay on the topic last year. If you feel strongly you were harmed, gather up all of your dental records and have them reviewed by a personal injury lawyer. If they think your case is viable, they will consult with a dental expert to determine if you have a case, and you are damaged enough to warrant starting a lawsuit. The statute of limitations on dental malpractice in Wisconsin is three years from the occurrence. If you fail to file a lawsuit within three years, your case would be forever barred.