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Tag Archives: Statute
Court Rules the New York Continuous Treatment Doctrine Does Not Toll the Statute of Limitations for the Failure to Diagnose
Medical malpractice cases, like any civil lawsuit, must be pursued within the time frame established by the statute of limitations. While the courts strictly construe the statute of limitations for pursuing a medical malpractice claim in New York, there are … Continue reading
Posted in Medical malpractice law
Tagged Continuous, Court, DIAGNOSE, Doctrine, Failure, Limitations, Rules, Statute, Toll, Treatment, York
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Three Circuit Split on Interpretation of the False Claim Act’s Statute of Limitations to be Decided by Supreme Court
The False Claims Act (FCA) was enacted in 1863 to stop the massive fraud perpetrated by large contractors during the Civil War. The FCA has gone through many iterations since its enactment. Relevant here, the FCA allows a private plaintiff, … Continue reading
Posted in Administrative law
Tagged Acts, Circuit, claim, Court, decided, false, Interpretation, Limitations, Split, Statute, Supreme, Three
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Iowa Supreme Court Narrows Application of Mechanic's Lien Statute
The Iowa Supreme Court recently addressed the question of whether a mechanic’s lien arising from the provision of materials and labor to a tenant can attach to the real property of the landlord where the landlord and the tenant are … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Law
Tagged Application, Court, Iowa, Lien, Mechanic's, narrows, Statute, Supreme
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Courts Aren’t So Sure Virginia Has an Anti-SLAPP Statute
When California congressman Devin Nunes, a public figure, decided to file a pair of defamation lawsuits against Twitter (based in California), The McClatchy Company (based in California), and others, why do you suppose he selected Virginia as his forum of … Continue reading
Posted in Injury & Accident Law
Tagged antiSLAPP, arent, Courts, Statute, sure, Virginia
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