Fiore v. HCA Health Services of Texas, Inc.

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• holding that suit was untimely, as a matter of law, where plaintiffs waited more than one year after learning of misdiagnosis to sue
• holding that a thirteen month delay in bringing suit was excessive as a matter of law
• holding open courts provision did not save claims because the plaintiffs waited a year, without explanation, to bring suit after discovering the doctor's misdiagnosis
• holding open courts provision did not save claims because the plaintiffs waited a year, without explanation, to bring suit after discovering the doctor’s misdiagnosis
• applying Texas law to hold that a fifteen-month delay was excessive as a matter of law
• applying Texas law to hold that a fifteen-month delay was excessive as a matter of law

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