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Wiebe v. Johnson & Johnson Inc.
canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, onca, 2026onca597, 2026 onca 597 (canlii), 2026, onca, 597, (canlii), coa-25-cv-1230; coa-25-cv-1231; coa-25-cv-1229, 2026, limitation periods, statutory limitation, discoverability, limitations act, 2002, s. 5(1), whether claims were discovered within months of final revision surgery and mesh removal, material facts known or ought to have been known, including injury, association with mesh, and appropriate proceeding, lawless v. anderson applied, appeals dismissed, limitation periods, discoverability, due diligence, whether discoverability is postponed until consulting counsel or learning litigation has merit, advertisement, internet information, and law firm product list not “new material information”, identity of manufacturer ascertainable from medical records with reasonable diligence, dale v. frank applied, appeals dismissed, procedure, summary judgment, reasons and findings, whether the motion judge was required to make a specific finding as to when the claim was discovered, morrison v. barzo distinguished, sufficient explanation that claims were issued well beyond the two, year limitation period, allowing a short time to obtain medical records, appeal dismissed
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