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All toxic injury cases are governed by strict statutes of limitations, which must be satisfied lest your case be lost. Statutes of limitations vary from state to state and can even vary within a state based on the particular facts of the case. Until your complete medical records, employment records, and exposure records are received and carefully analyzed, it may be impossible to determine when the statute of limitations for your case will expire. Even when all records have been received and reviewed, it may not be possible to determine when the statute of limitations on your case will expire due to ambiguities in the law. There is therefore a risk that your case may become time-barred from the time that you send this form to us and the time that we are able to determine whether your case has merit and whether we are in a position to handle your case. We cannot be responsible if the statute of limitations on your case expires during this review period. To fully protect yourself against expiration of the statute of limitations, you should make an appointment with an attorney in your area and request that attorney to immediately file your case to protect your case against expiration of the statute of limitations while we review your case.

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