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Last reviewed against primary sources: June 11, 2026
Statute of Limitations
Kentucky: 1 year from discovery of injury (KRS § 413.140) — one of the shortest statutes nationally
1 year from BIA-ALCL diagnosis or discovery of BIOCELL connection — act immediately
Where to File in Kentucky
Kentucky has a 1-year personal injury statute of limitations under KRS § 413.140 — one of the shortest in the United States. Kentucky BIOCELL claimants must consult an attorney immediately upon BIA-ALCL diagnosis or discovery of a BIOCELL-related injury. The 1-year window is unforgiving. Kentucky plaintiffs file in MDL 2921 in the District of New Jersey. Louisville and Lexington plastic surgery markets placed Allergan BIOCELL products during the 2005–2019 period. If you are a Kentucky resident with a BIA-ALCL diagnosis, do not delay — contact an attorney today.
Exposure in Kentucky
Source: KRS § 413.140
Source: FDA MAUDE Adverse Event Database