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Statute of Limitations by State

Every personal injury claim runs on a clock, and that clock is set state by state. The map below shows the filing window in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, alongside the volume of qualified claimants we have delivered in each since 2009. Campaigns run nationally, regionally or in a single state.

Nationwide Coverage · All 50 States + D.C.

Statute of Limitations by State

Filing windows close state by state. Hover any state for its personal-injury filing window and the volume of qualified claimants we have delivered there since 2009.

51Jurisdictions
Claimants Delivered
$100M+Settlement Value
VT NH RI CT NJ DE MD DC MA FL TX NM AZ CA NV UT CO OR WA ID HI OK MT WY ND SD NE KS MN IA MO AR LA MS AK GA AL SC IL WI MI IN OH TN KY NC WV VA PA NY ME $100M+ Settlement Value Injury Case Claims Nationwide · Since 2009
Filing Window · Warmer = Less Time
  • 1 Year
  • 2 Years
  • 3 Years
  • 4 Years
  • 5 Years
  • 6 Years
  • Varies

General reference for personal-injury claims only. Filing windows vary by claim type, discovery rule and tolling. Not legal advice — confirm the controlling deadline for each matter.

01

Screened against the deadline

Every claimant is checked against the controlling filing window before delivery. A claim that has already run is not a lead, and you should never be paying for one.

02

Short windows need standing intake

Kentucky, Louisiana and Tennessee run roughly one-year windows. Campaigns there convert on intake speed, so live transfers and signed retainers usually outperform raw web leads.

03

Discovery moves the start date

Mass tort claims often turn on when an injury was discovered rather than when exposure happened, which can keep a docket viable long after the underlying event.

04

Replacement policy behind it

If a delivered claimant does not meet the agreed criteria, it is replaced under our buyer-friendly return policy. Qualified claimants or you don't pay.

Reference Table

Filing Window and Claimant Volume

The same data behind the map, in full. Volume figures are qualified claimants delivered to client firms since 2009.

Personal injury statute of limitations by jurisdiction — general reference only
Jurisdiction Filing Window Claimants Delivered
Alabama2 Years204
Alaska2 Years191
Arizona2 Years509
Arkansas3 Years786
California2 Years13,364
Colorado2 Years1,031
Connecticut3 Years1,453
DelawareVaries695
District of Columbia3 Years539
Florida4 Years2,234
Georgia2 Years2,186
Hawaii2 Years248
Idaho2 Years220
Illinois2 Years6,161
Indiana2 Years2,891
Iowa2 Years1,260
Kansas2 Years1,202
Kentucky1 Year1,596
Louisiana1 Year2,846
Maine6 Years525
Maryland3 Years2,220
MassachusettsVaries3,210
Michigan3 Years3,959
Minnesota4 Years2,278
Mississippi3 Years979
Missouri5 Years2,275
Montana3 Years270
Nebraska4 Years640
Nevada2 Years300
New Hampshire3 Years272
New Jersey2 Years4,412
New Mexico3 Years338
New York3 Years7,517
North CarolinaVaries2,133
North Dakota6 Years304
Ohio2 Years7,488
Oklahoma2 Years815
Oregon2 Years1,821
Pennsylvania2 Years8,498
Rhode Island3 Years502
South Carolina3 Years1,355
South Dakota3 Years182
Tennessee1 Year1,852
Texas2 Years7,051
Utah2 Years423
Vermont3–6 Years130
VirginiaVaries1,748
Washington3 Years1,717
West Virginia2 Years1,569
Wisconsin3 Years1,997
Wyoming4 Years305
All jurisdictions1–6 Years108,701

Common Questions

Filing Deadlines, Answered

Questions firms ask most often when scoping a campaign around filing windows.

It is the deadline for filing suit. Once it expires the claim is generally barred no matter how strong the underlying facts are, which is why filing windows drive intake urgency more than almost any other variable.

A claimant who is already outside the window is not a case. Every claimant we deliver is screened against the controlling deadline before it reaches your intake desk, so your team spends its hours on claims that can still be filed.

Kentucky, Louisiana and Tennessee run on roughly one-year windows for personal injury claims, the tightest in the country. Campaigns in those states need intake capacity ready on day one.

Not always. Many states apply a discovery rule that starts the clock when the injury was found or reasonably should have been, and tolling can pause it for minors and other categories. Mass tort claims in particular often turn on discovery rather than exposure date.

Yes. We run mass tort, personal injury and motor vehicle accident campaigns in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, nationally, regionally or in a single state.

Filing windows close on a schedule.

Get qualified claimants in market before they do. Tell us your target states and case types and we'll build the campaign around them — no obligation, no pressure.