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Statute of Limitations

If you have been diagnosed with mesothelioma or if a loved one diagnosed with mesothelioma is deceased, your case must be filed within the statute of limitations.

A statute of limitations is the time by which a person must file a lawsuit after a claim arises. If the lawsuit is not filed by that date, the person will forever be barred from seeking compensation for their injuries.

Each state has its own statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit. In most cases, the statute of limitations for filing a mesothelioma lawsuit is one or two years from the date a person is diagnosed with the disease or, in the case of a wrongful death, the date that a person died of mesothelioma. It is very important to contact one of mesothelioma lawyers before the statute of limitation passes.

Tort Law Federal Statutes

U.S. Code: 28 U.S.C., Chapter 171 - Federal Torts Claim Act (governs tort claims against the U.S.)

Tort Law Federal Judicial Decisions

U.S. Supreme Court:  Recent Torts Law Decisions
U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals:  Recent Torts Law Decisions

Tort Law State Statutes

State Judicial Decisions

N.Y. Court of Appeals:

Other References  

Key Internet Sources

Workman's Compensation Federal Statutes

U.S. Code:

Workman's Compensation Federal Regulations

Title 20 C.F.R., Chapt. I

Workman's Compensation Federal Judicial Decisions

U.S. Supreme Court:  Recent Workers Compensation Decisions

U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals:  Recent Workers Compensation Decisions

Workers Compensation State Statutes

•  California's Workers' Compensation Act - California Labor Code §§ 3200 - 6149

•  State Statutes Dealing with Labor

State Judicial Decisions

•  N.Y. Court of Appeals:

•  Recent Decisions on Workers' Compensation

•  Commentary from liibulletin-ny

Appellate Decisions from Other States  

Federal Statutes Damages References

U.S. Code:

15 U.S.C. §§ 15-15e - Restraint of Trade Suits

26 U.S.C. - Damages and Income Taxation

28 U.S.C. - Recovery of Damages Against the U.S. and Foreign States

45 U.S.C., Chapter 2 - Railway Carriers

Federal Court Rules and Judicial Decisions - Damages

Federal Rules of Civil Procedure:

Rule 9(g) - Special Damages

Rule 54(c) - Judgment

U.S. Supreme Court: Recent Decisions Dealing with Damages

U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals: Recent Decisions Dealing with Damages

Damages State Statutes
 

Uniform Laws

U.C.C., Article 2, Part 7 - Remedies Model Punitive Damages Act (Proposed)

State Statutes

Article 2 of Uniform Commercial Code as Adopted by Particular States

State Judicial Decisions

N.Y. Court of Appeals:

Appellate Decisions from Other States

Federal Statutes Regarding Insurance

U.S. Code:

Federal Judicial Decisions Regarding Insurance

U.S. Supreme Court:

Insurance State Statutes  

State Statutes on Insurance

Judicial Decisions

N.Y. Court of Appeals:

Appellate Decisions from Other States