Kaiser v. Umialik Insurance

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• explaining that equitable tolling may be based on legal barriers preventing access to the court or extraordinary events like wars
• noting the superi- or court's order indicated the court had reviewed the motion as a summary judgment motion
• explaining that a statute of limitations may be equitably tolled if (1) pursuit of the initial remedy gives the defendant notice of the plaintiff's claim, (2) the defendant's ability to gather evidence is not prejudiced by the delay, and (3
• explaining that a statute of limitations may be equitably tolled if (1) pursuit of the initial remedy gives the defendant notice of the plaintiff's claim, (2) the defendant's ability to gather evidence is not prejudiced by the delay, and (3
• refusing equitable estoppel when based on new facts, not discerned from pleadings, and not closely related to arguments made before superior court
• finding divorce, incarceration, and illness insufficient to justify tolling the statute of limitations

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