Lefever v. American Red Cross

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that “the ‘time of discovery’ rule relates to the discovery of the asserted malpractice and not the discovery of defendant’s identity or involvement”
• “[T]he ‘time of discovery’ rule relates to the discovery of the asserted malpractice and not the discovery of defendant’s identity or involvement.”
• where plaintiff received transfusion of diseased blood on February 18, 1976, three year statute of limitations began to run on August 2,1976, the date she was diagnosed with hepatitis

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).