Filing deadline
General injury limitation period
2 years from date of injury.
Verified Jun 21, 2026 · Next review by Jun 21, 2027
Georgia · Personal injury
2 years from date of injury.
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Limitations, government notice, fault, and damages rules can change both case selection and the first preservation steps.
Filing deadline
2 years from date of injury.
Verified Jun 21, 2026 · Next review by Jun 21, 2027
Pre-suit notice
180 days (municipality); 365 days (county); 365 days (state)
Verified Jul 3, 2026 · Next review by Jun 21, 2027
Recovery threshold
plaintiff barred if 50% or more at fault; modified comparative fault under § 51-12-33
Verified Jun 21, 2026 · Next review by Jun 21, 2027
Remedy limits
Punitive damages: $250,000 general cap (§ 51-12-5.1(g)); NO CAP for product liability (§ 51-12-5.1(e)); NO CAP for specific-intent or under-the-influence conduct (§ 51-12-5.1(f)). One award per claimant per occurrence.
Verified Jun 14, 2026 · Next review by Dec 16, 2026
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