Ann lives in a state that has a 2 year statute of limitations and a 10 year statute of repose in negligence cases. In 2018, she is operated on my Sally Surgeon. Sally does a careless job of reconstructing Ann's elbow, but it is done in a way that causes no initial pain and that Ann does not notice until 2020.

Now it is 2027. Ann is frustrated by her ongoing elbow pain, and decides that she wants to sue Sally. Can her lawsuit proceed successfully?

Group of answer choices

Yes

No, because the statute of limitations has run

No, because the statute of repose has run

Ann lives in a state that has a 2 year statute of limitations and a 10 year statute of repose in negligence cases. In 2018, she is operated on my Sally Surgeon. Sally does a careless job of reconstructing Ann's elbow, but it is done in a way that causes no initial pain and that Ann does not notice until 2020. Now it is 2027. Ann is frustrated by her ongoing elbow pain, and decides that she wants to sue Sally. Can her lawsuit proceed successfully? Yes No, because the statute of limitations has run No, because the statute of repose has run