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Time's up!

When it comes to plea for eye injury, there is no time like the present.

The action must be before the expiration of the limitation period. Statute of limitations deadlines for eye injuries vary from state to state and from case to case. Generally, minors have two years from their 18th Birthday to sue.

Different statutes of limitations periods for other types of injury cases. For example, in medical malpractice cases, in most states, you have a set number of years from the date that you have discovered, or should file on the wrongdoings of the action.

Alabama Code of Alabama Section 6-2-38 2 years

Alaska Alaska Statutes § 09 10.070 2 years

Arizona Arizona Revised Statutes Section 12-542 2 years

California 1 year for injuries before 1 January 2003 1 years

2 years for accidents from 1 January 2003. 2 years

If the limitation period for a claim has not be executed before the amendment, on 1/1/03, then it is a 2-year statute, so that accidents in 2002 will benefit from the 2-year time-barred. Calif. Civ. Procedure Code Section 335.1 na

Colorado Colorado Revised Statutes section 13-80-102 2 years

Connecticut Connecticut General Statutes Section 52-584 2 years

DC District of Columbia Code 12-301 Section 3 years

Delaware Delaware Code Annotated CC 8107, 8119 2 years

Florida Florida Statutes § 95.11 4 years

Georgia Georgia Code Ann. Section 3-1004 2 years

Hawaii Hawaii Revised Statutes section 657-7 2 years

Idaho Idaho Code Section 5-219 2 years

Illinois Illinois Statutes Ann. Section 13-202 2 years

Indiana Indiana Code Ann. Section 34-1-2-2 2 years

Iowa Iowa Code Annotated, Section 614.1 2 years

Kansas Kansas Statutes Annotated Section 60.513 2 years

Louisiana Louisiana Civil Code Section 3492 1 years

Maine Maine Revised Statutes Ann. Section 752 6 years

Maryland Maryland courts and judicial code, 3 years

Massachusetts Massachusetts General Laws Ann. Ch 260, 3 years

Michigan Michigan Compiled Laws Section 600.5805S 3 years

Mississippi Mississippi Code Annotated Section 15-1-49 3 years

Missouri Missouri Statute Annotated 35 Section 516.120 5 years

Montana Code Annotated § 27-2-204, 27-2-207 3 years

Nebraska Revised Statutes of Nebraska Section 25-208 4 years

Nevada Nevada Revised Statutes Annotated Section 11.190 2 years

New Mexico New Mexico Statutes Ann. Section 37-1-8 3 years

New York New York CIV. PRAC.R. § 214 3 years

North Dakota North Dakota Century Code § 28-01-16 6 years

Ohio Ohio Rev. Code Ann. 2305.10, Section 2 years

Oklahoma Oklahoma Statutes Annotated Title 12 § 95 2 years

Oregon Oregon Revised Statutes Section 12.110 2 years

Pennsylvania 42 PA Con. Stat Annotated Section 5524 2 years

Rhode Iceland general laws of Rhode Iceland section 9-1-14 3 years

South Carolina, South Carolina Code Ann. § 15-3-530 3 years

South Dakota South Dakota Comp. Laws Ann. 3 years

Tennessee Tennessee Code Annotated § 28-3-104 1 years

Texas Texas Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code Ann. 2, Section 16.003 2 years

Utah Utah Code Annotated § 78-12-25 4 years

Vermont Vermont Statutes Ann. Title 12, Section 512 3 years

Virginia Virginia Code Section 8.01-243 2 years

Washington Revised Code of Washington 4.16.020 3 years Ann.Section

West Virginia West Virginia Code Section 55-2-12 2 years

Wisconsin Wisconsin Statutes Annotated section 893.54 3 years

Wyoming Wyoming Statutes Annotated Section 1-3-105 4 years

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Aidman Evan is the founder and Head of Chancery Evan K. Aidman. Mr. Aidman received a bachelor's degree in psychology at the University of Florida, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society after creating a near perfect recording school. He is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School, an Ivy League institution in 1983.

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