Chiropractic malpractice SOL windows across the Bridgeway Southeast footprint:

  • Mississippi: 2 years from discovery, 7-year statute of repose
  • Alabama: 2 years from act or 6 months from discovery
  • Louisiana: 1 year from act or discovery, 3-year repose
  • Florida: 2 years from discovery, 4-year repose (7 for fraud)
  • Tennessee: 1 year from discovery, 3-year repose
  • North Carolina: 3 years from last treatment, 4-year repose
  • Georgia: 2 years from discovery, 5-year repose

SOL determines how long you need to maintain tail (ERP) coverage after retirement or closing a practice. States with longer repose periods (NC, GA, FL) require longer tails. Full state-by-state board rules:

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