What Is the Statute of Limitations for Assault And Battery in Oregon?
In Oregon, the statute of limitations for assault and battery is generally 2 years under ORS § 12.110(1).
Assault and battery Deadlines in Oregon
How long do you have to file a assault and battery claim in Oregon?
In Oregon, the statute of limitations for assault and battery is generally 2 years under ORS § 12.110(1).
When does the clock start for assault and battery in Oregon?
Two years, under the general injury-to-the-person period.
Can the Oregon deadline for assault and battery be extended?
ORS §§ 12.117 and 12.118 provide much longer periods for childhood sexual abuse and adult sexual assault. A criminal prosecution does not pause the civil clock.
Is the deadline different if the claim is against the government in Oregon?
Often, yes. Notice of claim within 180 days under ORS § 30.275. The Oregon Tort Claims Act requires notice of claim to the public body within 180 days of the alleged loss or injury, and within one year for wrongful death. Notice is a condition precedent to suit. The Act also caps damages. URL points at ch. 12 and should be…
How does Oregon compare to other states for assault and battery?
Oregon's 2 years is in the middle of the range nationally. Across the 49 jurisdictions with a verified figure, the deadline for assault and battery ranges from 1 year to 6 years, and 2 years is the most common. Compare all states →
What Does Assault & Battery Cover?
Situations that typically fall under the assault and battery deadline in Oregon:
