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8 canonical passages across 7 cases, quoted by 33 opinions in total. These passages cluster together because the same opinions keep quoting them side by side — they state parts of one doctrine. The anchor passage is from Victoria Rosales Jesus Rosales Rebecca Rosales v. United States.

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1 Victoria Rosales Jesus Rosales Rebecca Rosales v. United States Anchor
ca9 · 1987
green “ordinarily, a plaintiff cannot be expected to discover the general medical cause of his injury even before the doctors themselves are able to do so.” 6
2 Carl Edwin Wiggins v. Dan v. McKaskle Acting Director, Texas Department of Corrections
ca5 · 1984
green “when a plaintiff may be charged with awareness that his injury is connected to some cause should depend on factors including how many possible causes exist and whether medical advice suggests an erroneous causal connection or otherwise lays to rest a plaintiff's suspicion regard…” 5
3 Richard W. Nicolazzo and Pamela Nicolazzo v. United States
ca1 · 1986
green “it was only when the plaintiff received a correct diagnosis . . . that the factual predicate of his injury . . . became known to him.” 5
4 Corey White v. Union Pacific Railroad Co.
ca8 · 2017
green “essential facts of injury and cause.” 5
5 Maughan v. Sw Servicing, Inc.
ca10 · 1985
green “whether an inquiry would have disclosed the nature and cause of plaintiff's injury so as to put him on notice of his claim.” 3
6 O'Connor v. Boeing North American, Inc.
ca9 · 2002
green “particularly when a plaintiff has cancer, the answer to the question whether a plaintiff could reasonably have been expected to make an inquiry may depend on whether there are a number of potential causes.” 3
7 Bayless v. United States
ca10 · 2014
green “demonstrable evidence debunking her own suspicions.” 3
8 Bayless v. United States
ca10 · 2014
green “would provide plaintiff with nothing more than a delusive remedy.” 3

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