Lasoya v. Sunay

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• two-year statute of limitations applied to medical malpractice claim; fraudulent concealment did not apply, as defendant did nothing to prevent patient’s discovery of negligence
• plaintiffs injuries occurred during the liability period, but she failed to prove that the defendant committed fraud which prevented her from discovering the cause of her injuries or filing suit until after the liability period expired, so the defendant was entitled to summaiy judgment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).