Legal Question in Personal Injury in California
Vehicle accident
How long after a vehicle accident can someone sue another person for damages in CA?
7 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Vehicle accident
For property damage 3 years. For bodily injury 2 years. There are circumstances in which the running of the SOL can be tolled.
Re: Vehicle accident
The statute of limitations is 2 years for personal injury in California. Thus (if your accident happened after 2003), you have 2 years to bring your lawsuit. (If your accident happened prior to 2001, then you only had one year to bring a lawsuit.)
Re: Vehicle accident
The statute of limitations is 2 years for personal injury in California. Thus (if your accident happened after 2003), you have 2 years to bring your lawsuit. (If your accident happened prior to 2001, then you only had one year to bring a lawsuit.)
Re: Vehicle accident
Two years for personal injuries, three years for property damage. If you are under the age of 18 you have one year after you reach age 18, maybe two, I have to double check.
Re: Vehicle accident
Two years for bodily injury, three years for property damage. If you're a minor the statute doesn't start to run until your 18th birthday. The statute stops running while you're incarcerated or legally insane and starts running again when you get out of jail or recovery your sanity
Re: Vehicle accident
I guess you have enough answers.
Just don't let the Statute run out.
Re: Vehicle accident
I guess you have enough answers.
Just don't let the Statute run out.