Plazos

Plazos generales de presentación por lesiones personales y ventanas de reporte de compensación laboral, estado por estado.

Última actualización: October 13, 2026

Estado	Lesiones personales	Compensación laboral
Alabama	2 years	5 days to report, 2 years to file
Alaska	2 years	30 days to report, 2 years to file
Arizona	2 years	1 year to report, 1 year to file
Arkansas	3 years	10 days to report, 2 years to file
California	2 years	30 days to report, 1 year to file
Colorado	2 years (3 for auto)	4 days to report, 2 years to file
Connecticut	2 years	1 year to file
Delaware	2 years	10 days to report, 2 years to file
District of Columbia	3 years	30 days to report, 1 year to file
Florida	2 years (4 for negligence)	30 days to report, 2 years to file
Georgia	2 years	30 days to report, 1 year to file
Hawaii	2 years	7 days to report, 2 years to file
Idaho	2 years	10 days to report, 1 year to file
Illinois	2 years	45 days to report, 3 years to file
Indiana	2 years	30 days to report, 2 years to file
Iowa	2 years	90 days to report, 2 years to file
Kansas	2 years	10 days to report, 3 years to file
Kentucky	1 year (auto: 2)	7 days to report, 2 years to file
Louisiana	1 year	30 days to report, 1 year to file
Maine	6 years	30 days to report, 1 year to file
Maryland	3 years	10 days to report, 2 years to file
Massachusetts	3 years	4 days to report, 4 years to file
Michigan	3 years	10 days to report, 2 years to file
Minnesota	2 years (6 for auto)	14 days to report, 3 years to file
Mississippi	3 years	10 days to report, 2 years to file
Missouri	5 years	30 days to report, 2 years to file
Montana	3 years	30 days to report, 1 year to file
Nebraska	4 years	10 days to report, 2 years to file
Nevada	2 years	7 days to report, 1 year to file
New Hampshire	3 years	2 days to report, 2 years to file
New Jersey	2 years	90 days to report, 2 years to file
New Mexico	3 years	15 days to report, 1 year to file
New York	3 years	30 days to report, 2 years to file
North Carolina	3 years	5 days to report, 2 years to file
North Dakota	2 years (6 for auto)	7 days to report, 1 year to file
Ohio	2 years	1 year to report, 2 years to file
Oklahoma	2 years	30 days to report, 2 years to file
Oregon	2 years	30 days to report, 1 year to file
Pennsylvania	2 years	21 days to report, 3 years to file
Rhode Island	3 years	10 days to report, 2 years to file
South Carolina	3 years	90 days to report, 2 years to file
South Dakota	3 years	10 days to report, 2 years to file
Tennessee	1 year (auto: 2)	15 days to report, 1 year to file
Texas	2 years	30 days to report, 1 year to file
Utah	4 years	10 days to report, 1 year to file
Vermont	3 years	7 days to report, 6 years to file
Virginia	2 years	30 days to report, 2 years to file
Washington	3 years	1 year to report, 1 year to file
West Virginia	2 years	10 days to report, 6 months to file
Wisconsin	3 years	30 days to report, 2 years to file
Wyoming	4 years	10 days to report, 1 year to file

Las excepciones aplican: los reclamos contra entidades gubernamentales suelen tener plazos mucho más cortos (a veces 60-180 días), y los casos de menores son diferentes. Solo un abogado con licencia puede confirmar el plazo de un caso específico.