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Discovery Rule Can’t Save Trustee’s Fraud Suit – No ‘Continuing’ Violation Where Insurance Rep Misstates Premium Amount – IL Court

Gensberg v. Guardian, 2017 IL App (1st) 153443-U, examines the discovery rule in the context of common law and consumer fraud as well as when the “continuing wrong” doctrine can extend a statute of limitations. Plaintiffs bought life insurance from agent in 1991 based in part on the agent’s representation that premiums would “vanish” in …

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Posted byPaulPJune 15, 2017June 16, 2017Posted inReal estate litigationTags: consumer fraud, continuing-wrong doctrine, discovery rule, fraud, insurance, Statute of Limitations, vanishing premiums
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