Montoya v. Ford Motor Co., No. G045752 (D4d3 Mar. 12, 2020)
In 2018’s China Agritech v. Resh, the U.S. Supreme Court held that so-called American Pipe tolling tolls a class member’s statute of limitations only for the time a first filed class action remains pending. An absent plaintiff can’t stack together tolling periods from a bunch of different class actions to achieve an even longer tolling period. So once the first class action is dismissed, class cert denied, or the plaintiff opts out of a certified or settlement class, the plaintiff’s clock restarts without further tolling.
Here, the Court of Appeal adopts the rationale China Agritech as a matter of California state procedural law.
Reversed.
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