My question involves an injury that occurred in the state of: OHIO
My son had a passenger on his motorcycle and had an accident. There is no police report of the accident. The passenger injured her knee, was taken from the accident site to the emergency room via a friend. The passenger refused to have an ambulance called. The passenger had to have knee surgery, was not emergency surgery, it was a scheduled surgery. My son reported the accident to his insurance company to find that his insurance had lapsed and that they would not pay out anything. The accident occurred May 10,2013 and the Plaintiffs attorney filed the complaint May 11, 2015. My son is in the military and deploys often. (thus the laps in insurance and several continuances filed in this case) Under the Ohio Revised Code, Personal Injury claims have 2 years after injury to file a complaint. Would one day be enough to get the case dismissed?
My son had a passenger on his motorcycle and had an accident. There is no police report of the accident. The passenger injured her knee, was taken from the accident site to the emergency room via a friend. The passenger refused to have an ambulance called. The passenger had to have knee surgery, was not emergency surgery, it was a scheduled surgery. My son reported the accident to his insurance company to find that his insurance had lapsed and that they would not pay out anything. The accident occurred May 10,2013 and the Plaintiffs attorney filed the complaint May 11, 2015. My son is in the military and deploys often. (thus the laps in insurance and several continuances filed in this case) Under the Ohio Revised Code, Personal Injury claims have 2 years after injury to file a complaint. Would one day be enough to get the case dismissed?
Traffic Accidents: Can a Case Be Dismissed if the File Date is One Day Past the Statute of Limitations
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