Marilyn Duncan, Et Vir, A.Y. Duncan v. H.M. Leeds, M.D. And Roy McDonald M.D.

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• addressing the need to construe allegations of fraudulent concealment liberally and in the plaintiff’s favor at such an early stage in the litigation
• applying Tennessee law, holding that a plaintiff who seeks to toll the statute of limitations based on fraudulent concealment must show (1) “that the defendant took affirmative steps to conceal the 14 exercising reasonable diligence” (citation omitted) (emphasis added)

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