Arianna Blanche v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that retaining counsel indicates a subjective belief that the alleged injury may have had a doctor-related cause
• recognizing that a plaintiff had reason to suspect that her doctor was affiliated with a federally funded health center where she had received all of her prenatal care from the center and understood that the health center’s physicians only delivered at a certain hospital
• denying claim for equitable tolling where there was no evidence that counsel, for example, attempted to look up organization in FTCA search-tool database
• stating that where a prisoner is unaware of his injury on the last date of a constitutional violation, his claim accrues when “the plaintiff has enough information to suspect, or a reasonable person would suspect, that the injury had a doctor-related cause”
• noting this standard provides for “either a subjective analysis or an objective analysis”
• concerning employees of WCCHC who provided care at Silver Cross Hospital

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).