Contracts
Under Washington's statute of limitations, a breach of written contract claim must be brought within:
A2 years
B3 years
C6 years✓ Correct
D10 years
Explanation
Under Washington's RCW 4.16.040, the statute of limitations for written contract claims is 6 years. This applies to breach of written real estate contracts such as purchase and sale agreements.
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