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Statute
of Limitations
The statute of limitations is a legal term
which refers to a time limit. A Workers' Compensation claim (or any
legal claim) must be filed within a certain time limit. If a claim is
not filed within the time limit it will be forever barred.
Because the issue of time limits is important and
potentially confusing, if you have a specific question about the time
limits for filing a claim, you should contact an attorney.
Other information:
- Court: Two Year Notice Requirement Does Not Apply to Claims for
Residual Conditions. (July, 1999)
- Court: Ohio
Supreme Court clarifies time limit for filing claim for a psychiatric
flow-through condition. (August, 1997)
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