A "limitations" period is:
A)the time within which a plaintiff must file a claim or lawsuit
B)the time within which a plaintiff must reply to the employer's defense
C)an automatic reduction in the amount of damages
D)the time while an employee is probationary, and not a regular full time employee

Question

A "limitations" period is: ​
A)the time within which a plaintiff must file a claim or lawsuit
B)the time within which a plaintiff must reply to the employer's defense
C)an automatic reduction in the amount of damages
D)the time while an employee is probationary, and not a regular full time employee

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A "limitations" period refers to the specific timeframe within which a legal claim or lawsuit must be filed. If the claim is not filed within this period, the right to sue is typically lost.

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