Englewood law states that premises liability claims must be filed within two years of the date on which the person is injured (see Englewood Revised Statutes Annotated § 13-80-102). This two-year deadline can only be extended if a rare exception applies, which means that most of the time if someone misses the filing window, they are no longer eligible for compensation. An example of a potential exception to the statute of limitations is when a minor child is injured on someone’s property due to the owner’s negligence. In this type of situation, the two-filing period would start on the person’s 18th birthday.