How Long Do I Have to File a Dog Bite Claim in West Palm Beach, Florida?
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Generally, two years. Following Florida’s 2023 tort reform under HB 837, the statute of limitations for dog bite personal injury claims is two years from the date of the attack under § 95.11, F.S. Waiting beyond this deadline will likely bar your right to seek compensation, regardless of the severity of your injuries. Contacting a West Palm Beach dog bite attorney promptly helps preserve medical records, animal control reports, and witness accounts before they become difficult to recover.
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