New York law provides special protections that extend filing deadlines for injured children and individuals who lack legal capacity.
How New York's Infancy Toll Protects Injured Children
How New York’s Infancy Toll Protects Injured Children
The Insanity Toll: Extensions for Legally Incapacitated Persons
The Insanity Toll: Extensions for Legally Incapacitated Persons
Practical Considerations and Limitations
Practical Considerations and Limitations
Frequently asked questions
If my child was injured as a baby, do I have to wait until they turn 18 to file a lawsuit?
If my child was injured as a baby, do I have to wait until they turn 18 to file a lawsuit?
Does the insanity toll apply if someone has a guardian or conservator appointed?
Does the insanity toll apply if someone has a guardian or conservator appointed?
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