In Pennsylvania, you have two years to file suit on your personal injury claim. If you fail to file in two years, you can never bring a case. There are exceptions such as the date of discovery or age of majority, but generally we want to be filing cases well ahead of the period running. There is also the state tort claims statute that governs suits against cities and has its own shorter time limit.

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Ask Andy The Statute Of Limitations
Posted on May 20, 2019 in Ask Andy Podcast
Helping You Start
Neu & Defending
Your Wirth
Getting your life back together after a serious injury can feel like an impossible mountain to climb. Neuwirth Law Office, LLC is here to help shoulder the burden and fight for full payment on your behalf. We are available 24/7, and we offer complimentary consultations to discuss your case in detail before deciding on legal action.
From our office in King of Prussia, PA, Neuwirth Law Office, LLC serves clients throughout the greater Philadelphia area, including Allentown, Ambler, Bala Cynwyd, Blue Bell, Collegeville, Conshohocken, Emmaus, Hatboro, Jenkintown, King of Prussia, Kutztown, Lansdale, Macungie, Norristown, North Wales, Pottstown, Reading, Royersford, West Reading, and Wyomissing, as well as Berks County, Lehigh County, and Montgomery County.
Results listed are not a guarantee or indication of future case results.

