Statute of limitations tortious interference New York?

The statute of limitations for tortious interference in New York is three years. This means that a lawsuit for tortious interference must be filed within three years of the date the interference occurred. If the lawsuit is not filed within this time period, the court will likely dismiss it.

Note that the length of the limitations period can be shortened if there are any intervening circumstances. For example, if the injured person was mentally incompetent at the time of the injury, the limitations period may be tolled (or paused) until the person regains competency.

To find out more about the statute of limitations for tortious interference in New York, consult with a qualified attorney.