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⚠️ 1-Year Deadline States

Louisiana and Tennessee have only a 1-year statute of limitations. Act immediately if your accident occurred in these states!

Northeast

Connecticut

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Delaware

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

District of Columbia

SOL: 3 years
⚠️ Contributory negligence

Maine

SOL: 6 years
Modified comparative (50%)

Maryland

SOL: 3 years
⚠️ Contributory negligence

Massachusetts

SOL: 3 years
Modified comparative (51%)

New Hampshire

SOL: 3 years
Modified comparative (51%)

New Jersey

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

New York

SOL: 3 years
Pure comparative negligence

Pennsylvania

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Rhode Island

SOL: 3 years
Pure comparative negligence

Vermont

SOL: 3 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Southeast

Alabama

SOL: 2 years
⚠️ Contributory negligence

Florida

SOL: 4 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Georgia

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (50%)

Kentucky

SOL: 2 years
Pure comparative negligence

North Carolina

SOL: 3 years
⚠️ Contributory negligence

South Carolina

SOL: 3 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Tennessee

SOL: 1 year
Modified comparative (50%)

Virginia

SOL: 2 years
⚠️ Contributory negligence

West Virginia

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (50%)

Midwest

Illinois

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Indiana

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Iowa

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Kansas

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (50%)

Michigan

SOL: 3 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Minnesota

SOL: 6 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Missouri

SOL: 5 years
Pure comparative negligence

Nebraska

SOL: 4 years
Modified comparative (50%)

North Dakota

SOL: 6 years
Modified comparative (50%)

Ohio

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

South Dakota

SOL: 3 years
Modified comparative (slight)

Wisconsin

SOL: 3 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Southwest

Arizona

SOL: 2 years
Pure comparative negligence

New Mexico

SOL: 3 years
Pure comparative negligence

Oklahoma

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Texas

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

West

Alaska

SOL: 2 years
Pure comparative negligence

California

SOL: 2 years
Pure comparative negligence

Colorado

SOL: 3 years
Modified comparative (50%)

Hawaii

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Idaho

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (50%)

Montana

SOL: 3 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Nevada

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Oregon

SOL: 2 years
Modified comparative (51%)

Utah

SOL: 4 years
Modified comparative (50%)

Washington

SOL: 3 years
Pure comparative negligence

Wyoming

SOL: 4 years
Modified comparative (50%)

South

Arkansas

SOL: 3 years
Modified comparative (50%)

Louisiana

SOL: 1 year
Pure comparative negligence

Mississippi

SOL: 3 years
Pure comparative negligence

Important State Categories

⏰ 1-Year Statute States

Act immediately - only 1 year to file:

⚠️ Contributory Negligence States

Claims are difficult - any fault bars recovery:

✅ 4+ Year Statute States

More time to file your claim:

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