Many North Carolina personal injury cases carry a three-year filing period, while wrongful death claims often carry a two-year period from the date of death. Work injuries may involve written notice and workers compensation claim deadlines that arrive sooner. Because the facts can change the timeline, it is smart to speak with a Wilmington catastrophic injury attorney as early as possible.
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