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The clock is ticking…
June 8, 2008 by Zale.
In case no one has told you, in the state of Tennessee, if you have an injury claim, in most cases, you only have a year to either resolve the claim, or file suit. This is known as the statute of limitations. That is a particularly short statute. Most states are two or even three years. So, if you have an injury claim, make sure and PAY ATTENTION to the statute and don’t let it run without getting your claim resolved or having an attorney help you with it.
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