When Did the Plaintiff Learn of the Injury?

13 Here, it is undisputed that Christiansen knew of the existence of his injury in 1995 when he retired and filed a Social Security disability claim for pain relating to his lungs. We must therefore consider at what point Christiansen knew or had reason to know that the injury was attributable to his employment.

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