Statute of Limitations
by State

If you're hurt in any type of accident, it's in your best interest to get a free legal consultation of your accident as soon as possible. If you wait, evidence that could help prove your case may be lost, damaged, or even destroyed. In addition, the laws for each state put a time limit on when you can file a claim. If you don't file a claim before your state's deadline, you will lose your right to sue and recover money damages for your injuries and any future complications arising from your injury. Click on the state where the injury occurred to find out what the state's statute of limitations are for injury claims.

By State

Pennsylvania

West Virginia

Maryland

Virginia

What are Statutes of Limitations?

Note: Statutes of limitations restrict the time period that a person can file a lawsuit. These statutes not only vary by state, but they also vary by cause of action. The guides in this section provide limitations periods for each state, but only for particular causes of action; specifically, those related to personal injury, medical malpractice, and products liability claims. The sections discussing special rules for minors only apply to the causes of action listed for that particular state.

Note: Our attorneys are licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Maryland, and Virginia. This information is not intended to solicit clients for matters outside of the states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, and Virginia, although if you are injured in an accident, we have relationships with other personal injury attorneys and lawyers throughout the United States.

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