Ragar v. Brown

How courts have described this case

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• acknowledging that the Arkansas Supreme Court had held fast to this minority rule in cases involving attorneys and other professionals, including accountants and insur-anee agents
• acknowledging that the Arkansas Supreme Court had held fast to this minority rule in cases involving attorneys and other professionals, including accountants and insurance agents
• stating that Arkansas adheres to the “occurrence rule” in professional malpractice cases, which provides that a cause of action accrues when the last element essential to the cause of action occurs, unless the professional actively conceals the wrongdoing
• holding same for breach of fiduciary duty
• noting merely that the rule “has not been adopted in Colorado”
• where this court listed three common approaches used to determine when a cause of action for malpractice accrues: 1

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).