Appellate Court of Illinois· 12/8/1995

Goodman v. Harbor Market, Ltd.

Citations

663 N.E.2d 13
278 Ill. App. 3d 684
215 Ill. Dec. 263

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holding that the injury caused by the event need not have occurred or been discovered before the statute of repose bars the action
holding that the injury caused by the event need not have occurred or been discovered before the statute of repose bars the action
finding date plaintiff was sued due to attorney’s alleged negligence to be date plaintiffs cause of action accrued, where that was the “undisputed date” of discovery
applying the six-year statute-of-repose period as the reasonable period after the effective date of the statute of repose in which to file a legal malpractice claim
applying the six-year statute-of-repose period as the reasonable period after the effective date of the statute of repose in which to file a legal malpractice claim
applying the six-year statute-of-repose period as the reasonable period after the effective date of the statute of repose in which to file a legal malpractice claim

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Judges: O'Brien

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