Prototype Productions, Inc. v. Reset, Inc.

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• finding allegations of an increasingly worsening skin condition, combined with several doctor’s visits, to refute the contention that plaintiff’s early symptoms were “isolated or inconsequential”
• finding that under New York’s 4 second-injury rule, “diseases that share a common cause may nonetheless be held separate and distinct where their biological manifestations are different and where the presence of one is not necessarily a predicate for the other's development.”
• “The three year limitations period runs from the date when plaintiff first noticed symptoms, rather than when a physician first diagnosed those symptoms.” (quoting. Galletta v. Stryker Corp., 283 F. Supp. 2d 914, 917 (S.D.N.Y. 2003))

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