08/27/2026
🚨 Injured in Georgia? Don’t Rely on the 2-Year Myth. 🚨
Many people have heard that you have 2 years to file a personal injury claim in Georgia.
That’s partially true — but dangerously incomplete.
At Ennis Law, Attorney Trey Ennis wants the public to understand an important truth:
👉 The 2-year statute of limitations in Georgia typically applies to liability lawsuits —
but there are much shorter “notice” deadlines that can permanently destroy your case if missed.
Here’s what many people don’t realize:
⚠️ Uninsured / Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) Claims
Some insurance policies require notice in as little as 6–9 months.
⚠️ Claims Against Government Entities
If your injury involves a city, county, or state agency, notice may be required in as little as 6 months to 1 year.
Miss those deadlines?
Your claim could be barred — even if you’re still within the 2-year window.
Insurance companies know these rules.
Government agencies know these rules.
Make sure you know them too.
If you or someone you love has been injured, don’t assume you have plenty of time. Protect your rights early.
📞 Contact Attorney Trey Ennis at Ennis Law for guidance before critical deadlines pass.
(478) 233-1578
Because waiting can cost you more than time — it can cost you your case.