How Long Do I Have to File a Premises Liability Claim in Michigan?

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Michigan generally provides a three-year limitations period for actions involving personal injury. That does not mean waiting three years is wise. Cases involving government property or public entities can raise additional immunity and notice issues, and other circumstances may also change the applicable deadline.

The safest approach is to have the facts evaluated early. Early review gives your legal team more time to identify responsible parties and preserve available evidence before it disappears.

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