Joseph F. Cada v. Baxter Healthcare Corporation

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• holding that the discovery rule is \read into statutes of limitations in federal-question cases (even when those statutes of limitations are borrowed from state law)\
• holding that the discovery rule is “read into statutes of limitations in federal-question cases (even when those statutes of limitations are borrowed from state law)”
• indicating that equitable tolling does not require a finding of any conduct on the part of the defendant
• indicating that equitable tolling does not require a finding of any conduct on the part of the defendant
• observing that neither equitable estoppel nor equitable tolling applies to jurisdictional statutes 9 of limitations
• stating that the statute of limitations did not begin to run until the plaintiff discovered that a decision to terminate him has been made

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