Generally and for most types of personal injury cases, you have one year from the date that you were injured to file a lawsuit. This is a general rule for most but not all personal injury lawsuits. The time limit on the filing of a personal injury lawsuit can vary depending on your type of injury, how you sustained that injury and who caused you that injury.

How long do I have to file a personal injury lawsuit?

 

A: Generally and for most types of personal injury cases, you have one year from the date that you were injured to file a lawsuit.  This is a general rule for most but not all personal injury lawsuits.  The time limit on the filing of a personal injury lawsuit can vary depending on your type of injury, how you sustained that injury and who caused you that injury.


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