How Long Do I Have to File My Personal Injury Claim? It’s important to act quickly. The statute of limitations, the time you have to file a personal injury claim, depends on the type of case. If you’re pursuing a negligence claim, you have a three-year time limit from the date of the accident or injury. In many cases, wrongful death claims have a two-year limit. For cases against a public entity or employee, you must file a written Notice of Claim within 90 days of the accident. Determining the amount of time you have left can be complicated.

The best time to file a claim is sooner rather than later. Unfortunately, as time goes on, crucial evidence can be lost or wear away and witnesses may no longer be available. We’ll investigate your accident quickly and thoroughly, talk to witnesses, gather evidence, consult with medical professionals, and hire experts. We’ll ease the process for you to give you peace of mind to help you focus on your recovery. Potential Damages You May Recover Depending on the nature of the accident and the severity of the injuries, you may qualify for compensation for the following damages:

• Lost wages

• Medical expenses

• Property damage

• Pain and suffering

• Physical impairment

Scott Baron & Associates has won numerous high-value personal injury verdicts and settlements. We work closely with you, and take the time to listen to your needs. We give each case our personal attention and support our clients throughout to relieve their burdens and restore harmony to everyone. We also negotiate with insurance companies so that they won’t take advantage of you. We back that up with decades of experience that puts our clients in the strongest position to win full compensation by settlement or jury verdict. For a free consultation, call (866) WAS-HURT or contact us online today. 24/7 emergency response when available.