In most situations where you are injured or a loved one is killed and it was caused by another person or entity’s action or omission, you may be able to seek damages.
Note: The wrongdoer must have owed a duty to you or a loved one (example: a motor vehicle driver following safe driving procedures while on the roadways).
Below are examples as to when you may be able to seek damages:
Each jurisdiction has its own statute of limitations for these types of cases.
The typical range to file a claim or lawsuit is between 1-3 years, but there are exceptions, especially when the matter involves children or a public entity.
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