The Statute of Limitations in Kentucky can be a little as one year in cutting off your rights to collect for an auto injury.  In other cases you may have two years or until the damages were discovered.   If you are injured you need to see an attorney as soon as possible to avoid losing your right to collect for your injuries due to the statute of limitations. 

1. The Statute or Limitations for Auto Property Claims is one year
2. The Statute of Limitations for Car Personal Injury Accident claims are extended to 2 years if a PIP claim is filed.    
3. The Statute of Limitations for Slander is one year regardless of the facts of the case
4. The Statute of Limitations for Medical Malpractice can be extended if you could not discover the injury

With all of the different rules that effect the Statute of Limitations in Kentucky only your attorney will know whether you have one, two or more years to file your case.  It takes time to research, investigate, and plan the case.   Also as time goes on the evidence of your case ends up disappearing.  Witnesses move.  Pictures of the accident have to be taken immediately.   Doctors have to become involved.   If the case is not properly worked and documented the case can have little or no value even if the injuries are tragic.  

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