The Commonwealth of Virginia has a Nonsuit status. A Nonsuit you can essentially your claim to dismiss once in Virginia. With a Nonsuit, you can voluntarily withdraw your case to the Court and start again at a later date. In short, a Nonsuit you can start over.

It is a time limit (a.k.a. limitation), if you a medical malpractice lawsuit in Virginia, can place two years after the date of which is violation of. However you may be able, your Virginia medical malpractice case, reboot, even if the Statute of limitations otherwise run could have.  If a Nonsuit is made, the applicant has typically six months, to the action of re-file.

Virginia medical malpractice moves victims forward to Nonsuit
A few months ago, there was an example of a medical malpractice victims who went with her case after a Nonsuit.  Ellen Dunston was adding new claims to their re-filed Virginia medical malpractice process.  The original suit was 2008 in Loudoun County Circuit Court.  Read more about this case in our article, new claims allowed to Virginia medical malpractice plaintiff files Nonsuit.

It is important to mention that Nonsuit are different rules in each State. If you have a medical malpractice case in a State outside the Virginia submission, make sure a lawyer talk.

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