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Ashley R., Esq., Expert
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Ashley R., Esq., Expert
There is a three year statute of limitations for intentional infliction of emotional distress in Connecticut. For negligent infliction of emotional distress, the statute of limitations is two years.
Ashley R., Esq., Expert
Unfortunately, no, you would not be eligible to file a civil lawsuit.
Ashley R., Esq., Expert
How old are you now?
Ashley R., Esq., Expert
Unfortunately, you are still outside the exception that is sometimes granted. Courts will typically allow people to bring suits that they couldn't bring when they were minors, but the statute of limitations begins running when they turn 18. So, that extension would have expired when you were 21.
Ashley R., Esq., Expert
I'm sorry, I thought I answered your question above. I will resend my response in case you didn't get it:
Unfortunately, you are still outside the exception that is sometimes granted. Courts will typically allow people to bring suits that they couldn't bring when they were minors, but the statute of limitations begins running when they turn 18. So, that extension would have expired when you were 21.
Ashley R., Esq., Expert
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