Personal injury claims that occur on someone else's property are governed by both case law and statutes. Whether you can receive compensation depends on the specific facts of your situation. Factors such as what you were doing on the property and how you came to be there at the time of the injury can impact your claim. Additionally, contracts such as leases and releases can either create or prevent a cause of action against a property owner or those responsible for maintaining or repairing the property.

With years of experience and a strong track record of success, Josh is committed to providing personalized attention to each client. During your consultation, you'll have the opportunity to discuss your case in detail, ask any questions you may have, and gain valuable insights into your legal options moving forward. Don't hesitate to reach out and schedule your free consultation with Josh today to take the first step toward resolving your legal matters effectively.

How Long Do I Have to File My Claim?

In Missouri, the general timeframe to file a personal injury claim after an accident is five years. However, if your claim involves suing a government entity, the time limit is reduced to 90 days. While there are exceptions to the statute of limitations, it's advisable to consult a premises liability attorney to understand your specific situation.

It's crucial to adhere to the correct deadline when filing your case to avoid its dismissal in court. Missing the deadline can also weaken your position during out-of-court settlement negotiations. To protect your rights and interests, it is important not to delay initiating legal action.