Woron & Dhillon

About Woron & Dhillon

Although the definition of personal injury is generally the same in every state, each state has their own laws concerning the terms of personal injury cases. One area in which state laws tend to differ is in the statute of limitations for personal injury claims. In most South Carolina, personal injury claims must be filed within 3 years of the date of an accident. There is an exception to this rule if an injury victim is under the age of 18 or is not considered legally sane at the time of an accident. If this is the case, the plaintiff is granted a one-year period that they can file a claim once they are considered eligible to do so. Plaintiffs are also granted an exception to the South Carolina statute of limitations if a defendant is absent, in which case the three-year statute of limitations would begin once the defendant is present.

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