Berisford v. Jack Eckerd Corp.

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• “Knowledge of information contained in accessi- ble medical reports is imputed to the party.”
• “[A] party seeking to avail itself of the doctrine of fraudulent con- cealment must have exercised reasonable care and diligence in seeking to learn the facts which would disclose the fraud.”

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