Legal Question in Personal Injury in New Jersey

Re: auto accident

normally 2 years. this could vary depending on who you are suing, but this is the normal time limit for most car accidents, for example. your time limit could be different, and could be shorter.

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Re: auto accident

Normally for most adults it is 2 years. However, there are circumstances where a child is involved or incapacity which would extend that. The best way to determine your rights is to contact an attorney. We are happy to discuss the facts of your case and whether we can assist you. Please fell free to call us at 1-800-34 NJ LAW or check our website at www.njlawyers.com

Re: auto accident

Normally the statute of limitations for these types of cases in New Jersey is 2 years from the date of accident. If an infant is involved, however, the time period would be longer, depending on the age of the child. Please feel free to contact me should you have any other questions.

Re: auto accident

generally two years. However, if you were or are a minor, you have two years from your 18th birthday. In addition, there are special rules for suing state entities and the Port Autthority