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Don’t Delay a Claim. Florida Statute of Limitations Expire

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A statute of limitations is the amount of time allotted to file a personal injury lawsuit and statute of limitations vary by state. If you have been injured, it is extremely important that you contact an experienced attorney as soon as possible so that proper steps can be taken to file your claim. If you miss this deadline, you may no longer be able to file the claim and your case will not see the courtroom. For more information concerning statute of limitations in Florida and how it may affect your case contact the Law Offices of Chalik and Chalik today

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