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-Kytra M.In a particular state or jurisdiction, the statute of limitations is the legal length of time that someone who’s been injured in an accident to file a personal injury claim to recover compensation.
In North Carolina, this time limit is generally three years. However, in certain circumstances, this deadline could be modified. Read on to learn more about how the statute of limitations works in North Carolina, and don’t forget to reach out to a trusted personal injury lawyer for help.
The three-year statute of limitations in North Carolina is a general rule that doesn’t apply in all cases. However, for many types of accidents, waiting to file your claim until after the deadline has passed could lead the defendant to ask the judge to simply dismiss the case—something that can easily happen.
However, for certain types of personal injury cases, this deadline may be different. Some examples include:
Although this may seem like plenty of time, it’s important to keep in mind that filing a lawsuit can take enormous amounts of work and preparation—and, therefore, time. If you’ve been injured, consider consulting an attorney as soon as possible to ensure that your rights are protected.
Regardless of the details of your injury, if someone else is responsible, The Nye Law Firm wants to go to bat for you.
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