Slip and Fall Statute of Limitations - Samantha Kucher

From Kucher Law Group Injury Attorney - In this episode, we delve into the critical topic of the Slip and Fall Statute of Limitations in New York. Slip and fall accidents can lead to severe injuries and unexpected financial burdens, making it essential to understand the legal time limits for filing a lawsuit. We'll explore the importance of timely action and how missing these deadlines can result in the dismissal of your case, regardless of its merits.

We also discuss the specific statutes that govern these cases, including the three-year statute of limitations for private defendants and the one year and ninety days deadline for claims against municipal corporations like the City of New York and the New York City Housing Authority. Knowing these timeframes and the requirements for filing a notice of claim are crucial steps in protecting your legal rights and securing compensation.

Our conversation covers various factors that can influence the statute of limitations, such as the discovery rule, legal disabilities, and instances of fraud or concealment by the defendant. We explain how these elements can extend or toll the statute, ensuring that victims have a fair opportunity to seek justice even when injuries or information about the incident surface later.

Finally, we guide you through the process of initiating a slip and fall claim, from notifying the property owner or occupier to gathering essential evidence and identifying witnesses. By understanding these steps and the principles of comparative negligence in New York, you can build a strong case and pursue the damages you deserve, including economic, non-economic, and in some cases, punitive damages. Join us as we break down the complexities of slip and fall lawsuits and offer practical advice for navigating the legal system.

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