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Missouri Statutes of Limitation

Wrongful Death:

Statute of Limitations:

Three Years. V.A.M.S. 537.100

Does discovery rule apply?

In some instances. Howell v. Murphy, 844 S.W.2d 42 (Mo.App. W.D.,1992)

Who has the right to bring suit?

Spouse or minor children, natural or adopted, of the decedent, either jointly or severally, etc.; in some instances by father and mother; in still other instances, by personal representative. V.A.M.S. 537.080

Personal Injury:

Statute of Limitations:

Five Years. V.A.M.S. 516.120.

Does discovery rule apply?

Yes. V.A.M.S. 516.100

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