Can I sue the anesthesiologist a year after being administered with epidural?

I suggest that you immediately contact a malpractice attorney. In Michigan, a malpractice suit must be filed within 2 years of the date on which the malpractice occurred; other states have different Statutes of Limitations.

See and attorney, who can get the medical records and investigate for negligence. You have 2 years.

The statute of limitations for such a claim would generally be three years, so you are within the time allowed by law to bring this claim. In order to prevail, however, you would need to prove that the anesthesiologist was negligent and that you were damaged because of the negligence. If you've not done so already, you need to seek treatment for your injuries and be sure that your medical records clearly document your injuries. The responses provided on this site are intended for informational purposes only and should not be construed as providing legal advice regarding an individual situation. No attorney-client relationship is created between the reader and Kirk D Miller PS.

Yes, in Nevada you could still sue for malpractice. You will need an expert to testify that the anesthesiologist's actions were under the standard of care in the community and were negligent. You will need to prove that your pain and suffering resulted from the anesthesiologist's negligent work and the extent of your damages. Keep records of all visits to doctors and other health care providers, and how the pain has affected your activities. Find a good lawyer who specializes in medical malpractice cases.