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Time Limits for Different Types of Claims Claim TypeTime Limit General Personal Injury 2 years from the injury date Medical Malpractice 3 years from the injury date or 1 year from discovery of the injury Product Liability 2 years from the injury date Government Claims 6 months to file a claim notice1 more row May 6, 2025
If your claim should have been filed within six months, and you missed the deadline, you may request leave to present a late claim within one year of the date of incident by detailing your reason for filing beyond the deadline on the Government Claim Form or in a supplemental letter.
The Government Claims Act (Government Code sections 810-996.6) outlines what to do before you can sue a government entity. Submitting a claim is important because a lawsuit might fail if the claim process is not followed. The claims procedure is complex.
Small claims are for simple cases that dont involve large amounts of money or complicated issues. Theyre often used to get compensation or your money back if somethings gone wrong. Small claims are never usually for more than 10,000.
This is the most important rule for victims to know. For claims involving personal injury, wrongful death, or damage to personal property, you must present a formal written claim to the correct government entity within six months of the date the injury occurred.

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Many lawsuits are stopped before they even begin because people do not know that you must file a government claim within 6 months of the incident before you may sue a California government entity.

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