New Jersey’s statute of limitations for personal injuries, including premises liability claims, is two years from the date of injury to file a lawsuit in pursuit of financial recovery from the liable party. Once that two-year clock window has shut, the court can decline to hear your case, and you will have missed your chance to recover damages.
This is a strict, two-year statute of limitations, so you must contact a qualified New Jersey premises liability attorney as soon as possible so they can start collecting evidence and crafting an effective strategy for your case.