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Supreme Court Upholds Cross-Jurisdictional Tolling
Posted In Toxic Torts
The Dow Chemical Corporation v. Blanco, No. 492, 2012 (June 10, 2013)
The Delaware Supreme Court has upheld cross-jurisdictional tolling. Thus, when a class action is filed, the statute of limitations is tolled at least until the class is not certified. That is true even if, as here, the class action was filed in another jurisdiction.
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