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        "text": "The timeline for a medication error lawsuit can vary significantly depending on the complexity of the case, the severity of injuries, the willingness of parties to settle, and court schedules. Simple cases might resolve in a year or two, while more complex cases involving extensive discovery, multiple defendants, or a trial could take several years. Factors like expert witness availability and negotiation progress also influence the duration. Your attorney can provide a more specific estimate after reviewing the details of your situation.",
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        "description": "A medication error lawsuit can take anywhere from one to several years, depending on complexity, severity of injury, and whether it goes to trial."
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  "description": "A medication error lawsuit can take anywhere from one to several years, depending on complexity, severity of injury, and whether it goes to trial."
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