Alaska Supreme Court· 9/23/2016

Jones v. Westbrook

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379 P.3d 963
2016 Alas. LEXIS 113
2016 WL 5335674

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noting that the discovery rule “tolls the statute of limitations until ‘the plaintiff has information sufficient to alert a reasonable person to the fact that he. has a potential cause of action’ or should begin to inquire about that possibility”
noting that the statute of limitations is tolled until ʺʹthe plaintiff has information sufficient to alert a reasonable person to the fact that he has a potential cause of actionʹ or should begin to inquire about that possibilityʺ (quoting Preblich, 996 P.2d at 734)
\Attorneys are not exempt from liability under the UTPA; its regulatory system coexists with the mandates of the Alaska Rules of Civil Procedure and Rules of Professional Conduct.\ (citing Routh Crabtree , 219 P.3d at 1023-25 )
resolving statute of limitations dispute for UTPA claims against attorney
\Attorneys are not exempt from liability under the UTPA; its regulatory system coexists with the mandates of the Alaska Rules of Civil Procedure and Rules of Professional Conduct.\ (citing Pepper v. Routh Crabtree, APC , 219 P.3d 1017 , 1023-25 (Alaska 2009) )

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Judges: Stowers, Winfree, Maassen, Bolger, Fabe

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