King & King Enterprises, D/B/A King Gas & Oil and Carl R. King, D/B/A King Gas & Oil v. Champlin Petroleum Company

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• requiring party alleging fraudulent concealment to demonstrate that party didn't know of, and couldn’t have discovered by due diligence, potential cause of action
• holding price-fixing is inherently self-concealing
• “A denial of an accusation of wrongdoing does not constitute fraudulent concealment.”
• “The weight and probative value of [experts’] testimony was for the jury to decide____ ‘Even though we may not agree with each step in the [fact finder’s] reasoning process, we must affirm ... unless the findings are beyond the pale of sane judgment.’ ”

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