Statute of limitations for strict liability of products claims?

• A. Three years from date of injury
• B. Two years from date of injury
• C. Four years from date of injury
• D. Five years from date of injury

Answer: (A)

Statutes of limitations tell you how long you have to sue after an injury. For strict products liability, the claim is a tort action, and the clock usually starts when the injury occurs. In many jurisdictions, the standard period for personal injury torts, including product-defect cases, is three years. So the period to bring a products liability suit is three years from the date of injury. This is the best answer because it matches the common default for tort-based product injuries unless an exception (like a discovery rule or tolling) applies. The other durations don’t align with the typical tort-based limit in this context.