Gudenau & Co., Inc. v. Sweeney Ins., Inc.

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• discussing conditions under which Alaska courts will delay or toll running of statutory limitations periods
• noting that “we have uniformly applied a new full statutory period in equitable tolling cases,” although declining to decide “whether a plaintiff will always have the full statutory limitations period in which to file once the circumstances that justify equitable tolling abate”
• “In order to establish a right to equitable estoppel ... [p]laintiff must also show that it resorted to legal action within a reasonable period after the circumstances ceased to justify delay.”
• in insurance broker malpractice suit, summary judgment inappropriate where reasonable minds may disagree concerning latest reasonable date of discovery of defendant's failure to procure all-inclusive insurance coverage which defendant promised to provide
• in insurance broker malpractice suit, summary judgment inappropriate where reasonable minds may disagree concerning latest reasonable date of discovery of defendant’s failure to procure all-inclusive insurance coverage which defendant promised to provide
• reviewing de novo superior court’s computation of limitations period

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).