Diminished Value Claim
Statute of Limitations by State
Important: This table is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal
advice. Any information obtained here should be verified by a licensed attorney in your
state.
Each state has laws that indicate the time limit for pursuing your diminished value claim. These laws are referred to as the Statute of limitations. The listing below provides the time limit to pursue your claim for each state. The time starts on the date of your accident.
| State | Time limit for Diminished Value claim |
| Alabama | 2 years |
| Alaska | 2 years |
| Arizona | 2 years |
| Arkansas | 3 years |
| California | 3 years |
| Colorado | 3 years |
| Connecticut | 2 years |
| Delaware | 2 years |
| DC | 3 years |
| Florida | 4 years |
| Georgia | 4 years |
| Hawaii | 2 years |
| Idaho | 3 years |
| Illinois | 5 years |
| Indiana | 2 years |
| Iowa | 5 years |
| Kansas | 2 years |
| Kentucky | 2 years |
| Louisiana | 1 years |
| Maine | 6 years |
| Maryland | 3 years |
| Massachusetts | 3 years |
| Michigan | 3 years |
| Minnesota | 6 years |
| Mississippi | 3 years |
| Missouri | 5 years |
| Montana | 2 years |
| Nebraska | 4 years |
| Nevada | 3 years |
| New Hampshire | 3 years |
| New Jersey | 6 years |
| New Mexico | 4 years |
| New York | 3 years |
| North Carolina | 3 years |
| North Dakota | 6 years |
| Ohio | 4 years |
| Oklahoma | 2 years |
| Oregon | 6 years |
| Pennsylvania | 2 years |
| Rhode Island | 10 years |
| South Carolina | 3 years |
| South Dakota | 6 years |
| Tennessee | 3 years |
| Texas | 2 years |
| Utah | 3 years |
| Vermont | 3 years |
| Virginia | 5 years |
| Washington | 3 years |
| West Virginia | 2 years |
| Wisconsin | 6 years |
| Wyoming | 4 years |