# Statute of Limitations MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Statute of Limitations Calculator helps you find out exactly when a legal claim expires. Just tell your AI client the type of legal issue and the date it happened, and it'll do the math for you. It handles Labor, Civil, Tax, and Consumer laws so you don't have to dig through dense legal codes manually. It's a huge time saver for legal teams who need to triage cases quickly and ensure no deadlines are missed.

## Overview
- **Category:** productivity
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_WJ4tc1Rw0LJDsVXHoPPCIKWJhu8fsLnuABAMdZRy/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** law, deadline, statute-of-limitations, legal-tech, compliance, dates

## Description

You're dealing with a client who wants to know if they can still sue for a contract breach from three years ago. Usually, this means opening a dozen tabs, searching for the right state statute, and doing the mental math on dates. It's a repetitive, manual process that's easy to mess up when you're handling hundreds of files at once. This Connector changes that. You just ask your agent for the deadline, and it pulls the right duration based on the legal category. It's a huge time saver for anyone who needs to know if a claim is still live before they spend hours on a brief. You can find this in the Vinkius catalog to get it hooked up to your favorite AI client. It handles the heavy lifting of looking up the rules and doing the calendar math, so you can focus on the actual legal work. It covers labor disputes, tax issues, and consumer complaints. You get the numbers you need without the headache of manual research. It's about getting straight to the facts so you can decide how to move forward with a case. You don't have to worry about missing a deadline because of a typo or a misread rule. Instead, you get a clear answer that lets you move on to the next task.

## Tools

### calculate_deadline
Gives you the exact calendar expiration date based on a start date and duration. It helps pin down deadlines.

### check_claim_validity
Tells you immediately if a claim is still active or if the window has closed. It helps triage your cases.

### search_statutory_period
Finds the length of time a claim is valid for a legal category. It identifies the correct rules instantly.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
What's the deadline for a labor claim from 2021?
```

**Response:** 
```
Based on the statutory period for Labor claims, here is the status:

| Claim Type | Statutory Period | Incident Date | Expiration Date |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Labor | 2 Years | 2021-01-01 | 2023-01-01 |

**Status:** This claim has **expired**.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Is a 2023 consumer complaint still valid?
```

**Response:** 
```
Yes, for Consumer claims, the statutory period is typically 3 years. 

* **Incident Date:** 2023-05-15
* **Expiration Date:** 2026-05-15

**Status:** This claim is still **active**. You have approximately 2 years remaining to file.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
How long do I have to sue for a civil matter?
```

**Response:** 
```
Civil claim periods vary depending on the specific nature of the incident. 

* **General Civil:** Often 3 to 6 years depending on jurisdiction.
* **Personal Injury:** Can vary significantly.

I can calculate a specific deadline for you if you provide the incident date and the specific type of civil matter.
```

## Capabilities

### Find statutory periods
Identify the correct length of time a claim is valid for a specific legal category.

### Calculate expiration dates
Get the exact calendar date a claim expires based on a start date and duration.

### Verify claim viability
Check if a legal claim is still active or if the window has already closed.

### Identify legal bases
Find the specific legal rules and durations for different categories of claims.

### Track litigation deadlines
Maintain accurate records of critical dates to ensure no legal windows are missed.

## Use Cases

### Checking old labor disputes
A paralegal needs to check if a 2019 labor dispute is still actionable before starting a new file. They ask the agent to check the date, and it confirms the claim is expired, saving them from opening a new folder.

### Consumer claim verification
A consumer wants to know if they can still file a claim for a product defect that happened last year. They ask their agent for the deadline, and it gives them a clear expiration date based on consumer law.

### Small business contract check
A small business owner needs to see if they have enough time to pursue a breach of contract claim. They use the agent to find the duration for civil matters and see if they have a few months left to file.

### Bulk case triage
A legal firm wants to bulk-verify a list of dates to see which ones have passed the statute of limitations. They feed a list of incident dates to the agent, which checks each one against the relevant legal rules.

## Benefits

- Stop digging through law books and searching for specific state statutes because `search_statutory_period` pulls the correct duration for you instantly. It saves you from clicking through multiple government websites just to find one number.
- Avoid missed deadlines with `calculate_deadline` providing the exact calendar date for any given trigger event. It does the math for you so you don't have to worry about leap years or month lengths when calculating a three-year window.
- Save hours of manual research by using `check_claim_validity` to quickly filter out expired cases from your queue. You can clear out the noise and focus only on the files that still have a chance of moving forward in court.
- Get consistent results across different legal domains like Tax or Labor without having to remember specific rules. The Connector handles the variety of rules so you don't have to keep a cheat sheet of every different statutory period in your head.
- Speed up your intake process by letting your agent handle the preliminary "is this still valid" check for new leads. It lets you triage your workload faster and ensures you aren't wasting time on claims that are already legally dead.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get instant, accurate legal deadlines without manual research.

1. Tell the agent the legal domain and the date of the incident.
2. The agent identifies the correct statutory period for that category.
3. You get the exact calendar date for the expiration or a confirmation of validity.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can the Statute of Limitations Calculator handle different types of laws?**
Yes, it handles several major categories including Labor, Civil, Tax, and Consumer law to find specific expiration windows.

**How does the Statute of Limitations Calculator help with my legal research?**
It automates the manual search for statutes, giving you the exact duration and expiration date instantly without you having to browse multiple websites.

**Can I use the Statute of Limitations Calculator for tax-related claims?**
Yes, the tool includes specific logic for Tax categories to help you determine if a tax-related claim is still valid.

**How accurate are the dates provided by the Statute of Limitations Calculator?**
The Connector identifies the specific statutory period for the category you provide and performs precise calendar math to give you a firm expiration date.

**Can the Statute of Limitations Calculator work with my current AI client?**
Yes, it works with any MCP-compatible client like Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf to help you manage your legal deadlines.

**What happens if I don't know the exact date an incident occurred?**
You can provide an approximate date, and the tool will still help you identify the general statutory period for that legal category.

**What legal domains are supported?**
The calculator supports Labor, Civil, Tax, and Consumer law domains.

**How do I calculate an expiration date?**
Use the `calculate_deadline` tool by providing the legal domain and the trigger date in ISO 8601 format.

**Can I check if a claim is already expired?**
Yes, the `check_claim_validity` tool evaluates whether a claim is 'Active' or 'Expired' based on the provided date.