Sidney Hillman Health Center o v. Abbott Laboratories, Incorpora

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “our decisions . . . are somewhat inconsistent” on the issue of whether the discovery rule postpones claim accrual until a plaintiff knows who caused his injury
• stating that defenses such as statute of limitations typically depend on facts that are not before the court during a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim
• cautioning that such a dismissal is \irregular\ and a \departure from orthodoxy\ that \is appropriate only where the allegations of the complaint itself set forth everything necessary to satisfy the affirmative defense\
• noting that “questions of timeliness are left for summary judgment (or ultimately trial), at which point the district court may determine compliance with the statute of limitations based on a more complete factual record”
• noting that “questions of timeliness are left for summary judgment (or ultimately trial), at which point the district court may determine compliance with the statute of limitations based on a more complete factual record”
• noting that “questions of timeliness are left for summary judgment (or ultimately trial), at which point the district court may determine compliance with the statute of limitations based on a more complete factual record”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).