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What is the time limit for filing a birth injury claim?

Generally speaking, plaintiffs have two years from the moment the injured child turns 18 to initiate their birth injury claim. In cases where a litigation guardian is appointed, they will have two years from the moment of appointment. Families of children injured at birth are also free to initiate the child’s claim at any point after the birth - consult with a birth injury lawyer Toronto to determine when the best time is for your family.

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