Plaintiff's May 1992 notice of claim was untimely because it was not served within 90 days after he learned that he had Lyme disease, which was in January 1990, when defendant made an actual diagnosis of Lyme disease and plaintiff began receiving treatment therefor, or within a reasonable period after such 90-day period. Plaintiff knew that he had been examined by defendants in August 1988, and, once having learned that he had Lyme disease, should have been more diligent...
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