Legal Question in Traffic Law in Minnesota

accident 6 years ago
person "a" rear ended person "b" in minnesota in july
of 1994. no one was hurt, police at the accident ask all persons involved in accident if they were ok. all persons stated they were ok. in july 2000, person "b" summoned person "a" to court. person "b" says person "a" has caused person "b" permanent neck and back injuries and has experienced persistent pain and continues to suffer great pain of the body and mind etc. etc. and is demanding $50,000.00 . does person "b" have a legitimate argument 6 years after the accident in minnesota?

Asked on 7/15/00, 9:04 pm

Maury Beaulier612.240.8005 Minnesota Lawyers

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Re: accident 6 years ago

The statute of limitations is 6 years. A person can make a claim that they

were injured within that time. to have a good case, the person filing the

suit would have to demonstrate a clear chain of treatment demonstrating that

the injury was sustained after the accident and that treatment has continued

consistently since that time.

Answered on 9/10/00, 10:09 am

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