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50-State Diminished Value Laws & Filing Deadlines

Search general civil filing periods commonly relevant to third-party diminished-value claims, review the statutory starting point, and estimate time remaining.

An insurance claim is not the same as filing a lawsuit.

These are general civil limitation periods for educational screening. Claim type, policy language, government defendants, notice rules, minors, discovery, tolling, settlements, and accident dates can change the result. Submit claims promptly and obtain jurisdiction-specific legal advice before relying on any deadline.

All 50 states + Washington, D.C.

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Each card provides a general filing period, a statute reference, and a practical DValue360 note.

51 jurisdictions shown
Alabama2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

Ala. Code § 6-2-38

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Alaska2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

Alaska Stat. §§ 09.10.050, 09.10.070

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Arizona2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 12-542

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Arkansas3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

Ark. Code § 16-56-105; see also § 16-116-103

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
California3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

Cal. Code Civ. Proc. § 338(c)

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Colorado3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

Colo. Rev. Stat. § 13-80-101(1)(n)

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Connecticut2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionNortheast

Statutory starting point

Conn. Gen. Stat. § 52-584 (tort); claim-specific analysis required

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Delaware2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

10 Del. C. § 8107

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
District of Columbia3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

D.C. Code § 12-301(3)/(8)

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Florida2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

Fla. Stat. § 95.11; claim theory and loss date control

DValue360 guidance

Florida deadlines can vary by claim theory and accident date. Confirm whether the claim sounds in negligence, property damage, contract, or another theory before relying on a limitations period.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Georgia4 years+
General lawsuit period4 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

Ga. Code § 9-3-30

DValue360 guidance

Georgia has established first-party diminished-value authority, but policy language, claim type, and the loss facts still matter.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Hawaii2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

Haw. Rev. Stat. § 657-7

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Idaho3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

Idaho Code § 5-218

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Illinois5 years+
General lawsuit period5 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionMidwest

Statutory starting point

735 ILCS 5/13-205

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Indiana2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionMidwest

Statutory starting point

Ind. Code § 34-11-2-4

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Iowa5 years+
General lawsuit period5 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionMidwest

Statutory starting point

Iowa Code § 614.1(4)

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Kansas2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionMidwest

Statutory starting point

Kan. Stat. § 60-513

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Kentucky2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

Ky. Rev. Stat. § 413.125

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Louisiana2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

La. Civ. Code art. 3493.1 (causes arising on/after July 1, 2024)

DValue360 guidance

Louisiana changed the general delictual prescriptive period from one year to two years for causes arising on or after July 1, 2024. Earlier losses may remain subject to the former period.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Maine6 years+
General lawsuit period6 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionNortheast

Statutory starting point

14 Me. Rev. Stat. § 752

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Maryland3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

Md. Cts. & Jud. Proc. § 5-101

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Massachusetts3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionNortheast

Statutory starting point

Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 260, § 2A

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Michigan3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionMidwest

Statutory starting point

Mich. Comp. Laws § 600.5805

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Minnesota6 years+
General lawsuit period6 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionMidwest

Statutory starting point

Minn. Stat. § 541.05

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Mississippi3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

Miss. Code § 15-1-49

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Missouri5 years+
General lawsuit period5 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionMidwest

Statutory starting point

Mo. Rev. Stat. § 516.120

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Montana2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

Mont. Code § 27-2-207

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Nebraska4 years+
General lawsuit period4 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionMidwest

Statutory starting point

Neb. Rev. Stat. § 25-207

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Nevada3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 11.190(3)(c)

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
New Hampshire3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionNortheast

Statutory starting point

N.H. Rev. Stat. § 508:4

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
New Jersey6 years+
General lawsuit period6 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionNortheast

Statutory starting point

N.J. Stat. § 2A:14-1

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
New Mexico4 years+
General lawsuit period4 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

N.M. Stat. § 37-1-4

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
New York3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionNortheast

Statutory starting point

N.Y. C.P.L.R. § 214(4)

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
North Carolina3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

N.C. Gen. Stat. § 1-52

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
North Dakota6 years+
General lawsuit period6 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionMidwest

Statutory starting point

N.D. Cent. Code § 28-01-16

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Ohio2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionMidwest

Statutory starting point

Ohio Rev. Code § 2305.10

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Oklahoma2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

Okla. Stat. tit. 12, § 95

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Oregon6 years+
General lawsuit period6 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

Or. Rev. Stat. § 12.080

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Pennsylvania2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionNortheast

Statutory starting point

42 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 5524

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Rhode Island10 years+
General lawsuit period10 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionNortheast

Statutory starting point

R.I. Gen. Laws § 9-1-13

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
South Carolina3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

S.C. Code § 15-3-530

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
South Dakota6 years+
General lawsuit period6 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionMidwest

Statutory starting point

S.D. Codified Laws § 15-2-13

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Tennessee3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

Tenn. Code § 28-3-105

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Texas2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code § 16.003

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Utah3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

Utah Code § 78B-2-305

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Vermont3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionNortheast

Statutory starting point

12 Vt. Stat. § 512

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Virginia5 years+
General lawsuit period5 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

Va. Code § 8.01-243(B)

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Washington3 years+
General lawsuit period3 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

Wash. Rev. Code § 4.16.080

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
West Virginia2 years+
General lawsuit period2 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionSouth

Statutory starting point

W. Va. Code § 55-2-12

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Wisconsin6 years+
General lawsuit period6 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionMidwest

Statutory starting point

Wis. Stat. § 893.52

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Wyoming4 years+
General lawsuit period4 years
Typical accrual pointDate of loss*
Claim focusPersonal property damage
RegionWest

Statutory starting point

Wyo. Stat. § 1-3-105

DValue360 guidance

This is a general personal-property or tort filing period often used as a research starting point for third-party diminished-value disputes. Submit the insurance demand well before any possible deadline.

*Accrual, discovery, tolling, contract, UM/UIM, government-claim, and service rules can produce a different deadline. Educational information only; not legal advice.
Preliminary screening tool

Accident deadline calculator

This estimates a general property-damage lawsuit deadline. It does not determine or extend any legal, policy, contractual, or notice deadline.

Use this guide correctly

Three rules that help protect a claim.

01

Act early

Do not treat a lawsuit deadline as a recommended waiting period. Preserve repair records, market evidence, and vehicle-history data promptly.

02

Identify the claim type

Third-party tort, first-party contract, uninsured-motorist, and public-entity claims can follow different rules.

03

Verify before filing

Use each citation as a research starting point. Confirm amendments, accrual, tolling, notice, and service requirements.

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