Montanya v. McGonegal

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• holding that reliance on a heading in a letter from an insurer, which was used merely to identify the insurance policy and claim at issue, was not reasonable, and does not constitute fraud or concealment
• recognizing that the statute of limitations for a negligence claim “‘begins to run as soon as the right to institute and maintain a suit arises; lack of knowledge, mistake or misunderstanding do[es] not toll the running of the statute of limitations’”

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