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2095 REVIEW GRANTED CCP 364 -- which requires a plaintiff to give notice of intent to sue at least 90 days before filing an action for medical malpractice, and provides that if the notice is served during the last 90 days of the statutory period of limitations, the statute is tolled for 90 days -- does not apply to a carrier's complaint for equitable indemnity, and service of a section 364 notice does not toll the one-year statute of limitations in such actions.CitationPREFERRED RISK v REISWIG (Malpractice Notice) 66 CA4 575 [See: CCP 360, 364; Smith v Parks 197 CA3 872; Truck v Superior Court 60 CA4 342; Allstate v Loo 46 CA4 1794, T/AT 8/96; Mero v Sadoff 31 CA4 1466, T/AT 3/95; Western v San Pedro 8 C4 100, T/AT 9/94]
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