Frank Cooke, Inc. v. Hurwitz

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• explaining that the discovery rule does not apply beyond the time when plaintiff was informed that “defendant was not competent to render investment advice”
• explaining that even though an accountant may have been negligent in not reporting the “doubtful collectibility” of a loan, the loan was worthless at the time and, thus, the accountant was not liable
• discussing claim of accounting malpractice resulting in economic loss but barred by statute of limitations
• discussing claim of accounting malpractice resulting in economic loss but barred by statute of limitations
• defendant must conceal the existence of cause of action through some affirmative act done with intent to deceive to toll statute of limitation
• plaintiff under § 11 must show loss of money or property

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