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VT·State Guide

Personal Injury Law in Vermont

Key rules for personal injury claims in Vermont — statute of limitations, fault system, damage caps, insurance requirements, and government claim deadlines.

Key Points — Vermont

  • 01Modified comparative fault — barred at 51%+ fault
  • 023-year statute of limitations
  • 03No caps on damages

Rules at a Glance

Statute of Limitations
3 years from the date of injury
Fault System
Modified comparative fault (51% bar) — Vermont bars recovery if the injured person is 51% or more at fault.
Damage Caps
No general cap on damages.
Government Notice Deadline
No specific short notice period for most government claims.
Auto Insurance System
At-fault state.
Minimum Liability Coverage
25/50/10.
Workers' Comp Deadline
Report as soon as practicable. File claim within 6 months to 3 years depending on circumstances.

Fault System in Vermont

Vermont bars recovery if the injured person is 51% or more at fault.

Auto Insurance in Vermont

At-fault state.

Minimum required liability coverage: 25/50/10..

General information only. This page explains common concepts in plain language. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Laws vary by state and change over time. For any specific situation, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.