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GLCline

Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Missouri

On Nov. 10, 2006, my son-in-law was approached at his home and was hit. When the medics got there he was not breathing. They gave him CPR and he was lifeflighted to the University Hospital where he coded again. He spent 7 days ib ICU and went through three surgeries. The man was charged with class 3 felony assualt. In April of 2008 we wnt to court and the district attorney messed up royally and the judge dismissed it. Is it too late for a civil suite and would you advise one. My son-in-law works for the railroad and was not able to go back to work until February of 07.
 


Ozark_Sophist

Senior Member
The statute of limitations for intential personal injury appears to have tolled (2 years). You son-in-law should consult with a personal injury attorney as there may be exceptions.
 

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