Ohio auto accident law follows a modified comparative negligence rule,
where the amount of compensation will be shared within the parties by considering the fault of both the parties involved in the auto accident, i.e.,
the judges analyze the fault, and the coverage amount is shared among the individuals.
The statute of limitation:
The statute of limitations for auto accident laws in Ohio to file a civil lawsuit regarding personal injury is generally two years from the date of injury.
After the two year time period,
your case will not accept, and your right to obtain compensation will loose.
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