By David Hansen ( February 20, 2018, 4:41 PM EST) -- The statute of limitations on a motion for relief from a federal court judgment starts running when the court issues its initial decision, and the clock doesn't reset when the court issues its reasoning afterward, a Second Circuit panel held Friday in an appeal of settling title to property forfeited in a $10 million tax fraud case....
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