Chapman Ex Rel. Chapman v. Primary Children's Hospital

How courts have described this case

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• holding Utah Code Ann. § 78 — 14—4(1)(b) applicable to eases beyond the four-year repose period
• holding Utah Code Ann. § 78-14-4(1)(b) applicable to cases beyond the four-year repose period
• “Discovery of legal injury ... encompasses both awareness of physical injury and knowledge that the injury is or may be attributable to negligence.”
• defendant’s fraudulent concealment of cause of injury tolls statute of limitations until plaintiffs discover fraudulent activity
• “Discovery of legal injury ... encompasses both awareness of physical injury and knowledge that the injury is or may be attributable to negligence.”
• “[M]ere conclusory allegations in a pleading, unsupported by a recitation of relevant surrounding facts, are insufficient to preclude dismissal or summary judgment.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).