When you or someone has been injured or even killed in a motorcycle accident by a negligent driver, you have the legal right to collect damages. In these cases, the financial compensation may include:
- Medical bills
- Ongoing care
- Funeral costs
- Lost wages
- And more
However, depending on when your accident occurred and when you decide to file a claim to recover damages, there may a time limit on pursuing these. These time limits are referred to as statute of limitations.
The statute of limitations in Florida for a personal injury claim, which you may file after being injured in a Florida motorcycle wreck , is four (4) years. If you are filing a wrongful death suit, the limit is two (2) years from the time of passing.
The statute of limitations for personal injury cases also states that there is a limit on the amount of time after an accident you can wait before starting your claim. It is important that you are timely, or you could end up not being able to seek compensation at all.
For more information about the legal process after a costly wreck, call the Fort Lauderdale personal injury lawyers of Chalik & Chalik today. We have years of representing people just like you, and can work tirelessly on your behalf for fair and equal compensation.
To learn more about your legal rights in these cases, you should schedule a free consultation with one of our attorneys. You can schedule an appointment by calling (888) 539-5297 or by filling out the form on this page.
Category: Car Accidents
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