Louisiana Private Investigator Licensing Practice Exam

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The time limit to file a survival action and a wrongful death claim is how long from the date of death?

Six months
One year
Two years
Five years

The correct answer is: One year

The correct duration to file a survival action and a wrongful death claim in Louisiana is one year from the date of death. This timeframe is established by Louisiana Civil Code and is important for potential plaintiffs to be aware of, as it affects their ability to seek justice and compensation for the loss they've experienced. Filing within one year is critical because the law is designed to encourage timely resolution of disputes, allowing for the collection of evidence while it is fresh and witnesses are available. It is also intended to provide closure for the parties involved and to prevent prolonged legal uncertainty over the matter. In contrast, the other options present durations that are inaccurate when it comes to Louisiana law regarding these claims. Adhering to the one-year limit ensures that those affected by wrongful death can navigate the legal system effectively within the proper statutory timeframe set by law.