· 8/31/2001
Raymond Hughes v. United States
Citations
- 263 F.3d 272
- 2001 WL 987598
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the statute of limitations under the Federal Tort Claims Act [FTCA] \is an affirmative defense which the defendant has the burden of establishing.\ (internal quotation marks omitted)
- holding that the two-year limitations period in the FTCA is subject to equitable tolling
- “the statute of limitations is tolled until the putative plaintiff possesses facts which would enable a reasonable person to dis- cover the alleged malpractice”
- nearly two years between discovery of injury and request for records
- applying equitable tolling to Federal Tort Claims Act
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Judges: Scirica, Rendell, Rosenn
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