Nebraska Statutes of Limitations

nebraska Statute of limitations

Breach of contract for sale of goods

4 years

Defamation

1 year

Foreign judgments

5 years

Fraud

4 years from discovery of fraud

Injury to Personal Property

4 years

Intentional Torts

1 year

Libel

1 year

Minors

begins when minor turns 20 years old (except in wrongful death cases)

Medical Malpractice Actions

Actions against health-care providers - within 2 years of the date that the act giving rise to the injury occurred.

If the injury is not discovered within the two-year period, then the action must be filed within one year from the date that the injury was, or should have been, discovered, whichever is earlier.

Can not be filed more than 10 years from the act giving the injury had occurred

Municipalities

2 years (actions against state)

Negligence causing personal injury

4 years from time of discovery

Open account for collections

4 years

Oral agreements

4 years

Personal Injury Actions

4 years from date the injury occurred.

Products Liability

4 years from time of discovery

Promissory Notes

6 years

Real estate or foreclosure mortgage actions

10 years

Recovery of personal property

4 years

Relief on grounds of fraud

4 years

Slander

1 year

Unwritten Contract (express or implied)

4 years

Written Contract

5 years

Wrongful Death

2 years from date of death

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