personal injury
If a person is injured,does a letter to another party of intent to collect for damages cover the statute of limitations?
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Read More Answered By: David Marchese |
Re: personal injury The short answer is "no". In order to avoid a problem with the statute of limitations, it is necessary to file suit within the required period of time. The period of time varies depending on the type of claim. I'd be happy to discuss this with you further. Thank you for your inquiry. |
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