Monday, May 06, 2013

Fourth Circuit -- Oakley Baldwin v. City of Greensboro

A Federal statute that created a right of action was sufficiently distinct from its predecessor statute to qualify under the generic federal 4-year statute of limitations, and its successor statute's elimination of limitations isn't retroactive to claims arising under it.

Agency investigation did not toll the statute of limitations.

Oakley Baldwin v. City of Greensboro
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