Trimper v. Porter-Hayden

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• holding date of accrual for latent disease actions occurs at the earlier of discovery or death
• expressing that a claim accrues when “all of the elements of a cause of action have occurred so that it is complete”
• recognizing, in a latent disease case, that an injured person’s cause of action accrues “either 1
• clear language of statute could not be rewritten under the \guise of statutory construction\
• “The plain language of the Maryland wrongful death statute precludes us from applying ... the approach of the discovery rule cases reviewed above.”
• clear language of statute could not be rewritten envisioned. We are in an age of more insidious, less under the \guise of statutory construction\

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