How long is the statute of limitations in California?

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Posted by: johnj | on October 16, 2020

Statute of Limitations FAQs – Secret Revolve in 2021!

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Statute of Limitations FAQs Every jurisdiction has different statutes of limitations for different kinds of cases. Below are some frequently asked questions regarding California’s statutes of limitations in personal injury cases, which include assault, battery, and injuries and death caused by a wrongful act or negligence. What is a Statute of Limitations FAQs? A statute of limitations is a law set by a jurisdiction that provides the set amount of time that a victim of a tort may initiate aRead More …

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