Can you still file a small claims case if the incident happened 15 months ago?
824243
You need to check with your local courthouse/police dept
663410
Take your loss adn move on. Whatever your suing for will cost you more money in small claims court than you can get out of a company that went bankrupt. sorry
921145
Insurance or sue the theif.
1018260
If it was on your property then you are. If it was on a neighbor's property and it hit your daughter while she was on your property, then your neighbor MIGHT be responsible. If you are looking to sue, don't. The government doesn't need more lawsuites that really arn't worth it. It was only minor brusies after all. Sorry for your daughter.
888115
Depends on the state and the lawsuit\n\nContract claims are usually 3-4 years\n\nPersonal Injury claims can run from 2-4 years (with exceptions for minors)\n\nOther tort claims can run 2-5 years\n\nClaims in equity are usually 7 years (laches, not statute of limitations)
848310
afraid not..\nif you owe and someone (agency) has filed claim...
353045
In small claims court you would almost certainly need to file in the state in which the defendant resides.  For larger matters, you might not have to.
604517
Dear Friend,\n\nIt's possible.  You need to have a consultation with a plaintiffs' personal injury lawyer.  Many will give you a free first consultation.\n\nYours in Him,\nFrancesois
771267
do you mean statute of limitations?  that is a civil suit.  there may be one, but you need to look it up in your states civil siut guidelines.  oh, and agaisnt cops, you have a snowballs chance in hell.
1007712
I worked at a daycare for 5 years but I am in a different state and am not sure if the same rules and regs apply there.  If there was an incident report filed it would be at the center.  We had to keep all records for at least 10 years.  If the police were called to the center to help handle the situation there should be some way of getting a report from the station.  Call the center and ask the director and call the police station and ask how long they keep reports on file.  I wish you luck.
775157
If you are making a simple complaint...then you can do so at anytime. \n\nIf you intend to make a claim for injury or loss, then it depends on which jurisdiction you live as there are time limitations in making a claim...however, I have never heard of anywhere having a limitation of like 2 months..I'd say you'd have at least a year no matter where you are.
709378
I would send him a letter informing him that you have contacted a lawyer regarding the matter and the issue needs to be solved by such-and-such date. After that? Small claims court. Take it to Judge Judy!
1035508
The statute only specifically mentions insurance companies and lawsuits for injuries generally have a 6 year limitation. It is unclear from the statutes if it s possible to sue someone whose insurance did not cover an accident, especially if the person did not properly request payment from the insurer. I would speak to a lawyer about it.
908375
I had a  top front tooth filed down because of a chip 15 years ago and it still seems fine.
463066
Yes nowadys anyone can sue anyone no matter where they are living. It is more if a case of when are they going to sue you compared to if they are going to sue.\nWhat you should do is get in touch with them and discuss your problems, they may allow you more time or something, you never know
1032474
16 years ago the statute of limitations is well past. You ahve nothing to worry about!!
1017629
maybe not sue but they should pay for any medical expenses if  their neglect caused the problem.  if you know for a fact the several people have tripped over the same area and the business knows about the hazard and refuses to do anything about it yes you might have a case.\n\nBUT\n\nIf you tripped over you own two feet the business could not have prevented that , you might think about suing your parents though.  you probable inherited big feet or being clumsy from them.  So they are more at fault then the business is especially if you are always tripping over things even when there is nothing there to trip over.