Siebken v. Voderberg
Annotate this CaseIn December 2004, Plaintiff, an on-duty law enforcement officer with the Federal Reserve Bank, was injured in an altercation on the bank premises with Defendant, who had trespassed onto the Federal Reserve property while intoxicated. In March 2009, Plaintiff sued for negligence. Defendant moved for summary judgment, arguing that the three-year statute of limitations expired by the time the complaint was filed. The district court granted Defendant's motion. The Supreme Court reversed, holding that the district court erred in granting summary judgment in favor of Defendant, as the evidence of when the statute of limitations began to run on Plaintiff's claim against Defendant was conflicting. Remanded for trial.
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