Tell us where
State law determines the baseline clock.
A nationwide deadline check in three steps.
Tell us when
We calculate calendar dates from your crash date.
Verify locally
A licensed lawyer can check exceptions specific to your case.
NATIONAL DEADLINE STATUS • 50 STATES + DC
Every crash starts a clock.
What’s yours?
Choose where and when it happened. We’ll show the deadlines that may apply—in plain English.
SO FAR TODAY0PEOPLE INJURED IN U.S. CRASHESBased on NHTSA annual injury data
DEADLINES ACROSS AMERICA
YOUR DEADLINE REPORT
Deadlines can change based on facts, defendants, age, and government involvement. Verify these dates with a lawyer licensed in your state.
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Deadlines shouldn’t be hidden in legal code.
After a crash, every state gives drivers a different rulebook. CrashDeadline turns those rules into a useful first look—so people know which questions to ask before a clock runs out.
We are not a law firm. We are a national deadline information service, and we can share your inquiry with a participating law firm if you ask us to.
Questions, answered.
Are these dates guaranteed?
No. These are general educational estimates. Exceptions, claim types, government notice rules, minors, and other facts can change a deadline.
What is a PIP or no-fault deadline?
In some states, insurance benefits have separate notice, treatment, filing, or expense windows. The label on your result explains which kind is shown.
Does checking create an attorney-client relationship?
No. Using this tool does not hire a lawyer or create an attorney-client relationship.