Deadlines are important in all areas of life. In the legal context, the required timeframe for a party to act is known as the statute of limitations. For Land Use claims, a failure to act before the end of the statute of limitations could mean never recovering for the loss or damage to private property (or being subject to a significant judgment affecting personal assets). 

Discover legal options for water damage claims, analyzing both private party and government liability cases. A recent Court of Appeals decision outlines requirements for inverse condemnation claims, time limitations, and strategic considerations for pursuing compensation while providing property owners with practical guidance on their rights and the importance of timely action in water damage cases.