Arroyo v. Plosay, No. B245659 (D2d4 Apr. 2, 2014)
The court of appeal holds that the statute of limitations does not bar claims based on a factual theory that the plaintiff did not uncover until he hired an expert witness. This was the case even though plaintiff was aware of the factual basis for claims on an entirely different theory, for which the statute had run.
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