Do i have a case worth pursuing?

The answerto your question is probably no. Medical malpractice cases are next to impossible to pursue and win in Wisconsin anymore. I wrote a detailed blog at our  law firm's web site under personal injury issues of the difficulty of pursuing such a case. The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel about 2 years ago also did an article about the difficulty of suing for malpractice in Wisconsin. 9/10 jury verdicts are in favor of doctors and hospitals It can cost a malpractice attorney over $100,000 in costs and expert fees to pursue such a case. There are limits (caps) to non economic damages as well.  You if you feel strongly that you were harmed, you will need to collect and gather all of your medical records and have them reviewed by a malpractice attorney of your choice. If they think there is something there, they will hire an outside medical consultant to reivew the records to determine if you have a viable claim. The statute of limitations in WI for suing for medical malpractice is three years. Failure to file within 3 years from the occurrence, would forever bar the claim. If this is a claim against a governmental entity, you would also need to strictly comply with 893.80. This requires written notice of the claim served on the proper governmental entity and it's employees, if known, within 120 days of the occurrence, or likewise, the claim is barred. If formal disallowance of the claim is served, is shortens the SOL from three years to 6 months, or the claim is likewise barred.