In a 2-1 opinion, the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit said that the “fraudulent concealment” doctrine is designed to prevent conspirators accused of trying to avoid detection from using the four-year statute of limitations. The decision highlighted a slim divide over which standard should be applied.
The former-employee plaintiffs alleged General Dynamics and the others had “a ‘gentlemen’s agreement’ not to recruit each other’s ...
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