Michigan Statute of Limitations for Intrusion Claims

The statute of limitations for intrusion cases in Michigan is most likely 3 years. There is no specific statute governing the limitation period for a right to privacy suit. It is likely that courts would not apply the 1 year statute of limitations for libel. See Mich. Comp. Laws 600.5805(9). Rather, a court would likely apply the general 3 year statute of limitations for injury to person or property when reviewing an intrusion claim. See Mich. Comp. Laws 600.5805(10).

 

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