In re Marriage of Rockwell

How courts have described this case

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• discussing the doctrine in the FTCA context and the possible relevance of state law in that context
• discussing the doctrine in the FTCA context and the possible relevance of state law in that context
• “We need not decide whether a continuing tort claim might be valid under the FTCA, notwithstanding the fact that accrual is governed by federal law.”
• “The continuing tort doctrine is based on the idea that certain torts continually give rise to new causes of action, which can be brought notwithstanding the expiration of the limitations period for prior causes of action.”
• “The continuing tort doctrine is based on the idea that certain torts continually give rise to new causes of action, which can be brought notwithstanding the expiration of the limitations period for prior causes of action.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).