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The statute of limitations is defined as the period of time during which you can file a claim for a given kind of case.  This statute varies based on the state in which you are filing a suit and the violation that has been committed. For example, a victim must file a case within two years of the time that he or she knew the malpractice had been committed. If more than two years pass before a claimant comes forward to file their case, the case will be barred and the claimant will not be able to receive compensation. Again, the statute of limitations differs depending on the type of case. If you believe that you have been the victim of personal injury, you should contact our law firm in Charleston, West Virginia as soon as possible to learn more about the statute of limitations in your...

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