In Pennsylvania, the statute of limitation for a wrongful death, personal injury, product liability, and medical malpractice lawsuit is two years.
What are statutes of limitations? A statute is a common law that sets forth the maximum time period after certain events such as a wrongful death that legal proceedings may be initiated.
For Statute of Limitations
Caps on attorney fees: Sliding scale, not to exceed 1/3 of first $1 million, or 25% of $1 million recovered if liability is stipulated within time limits, 20% of any amount exceeding $1 million.
Caps on damages – Wisconsin Statute of Limitations Laws
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