... at 356. The evidence of record discloses that Baby Doe could not have maintained a claim
for personal injury against defendant based on the automobile collision itself. Initially, plaintiff's
physicians told plaintiff that Baby Doe was not injured in the collision. ...
... The issue in this case is whether section 13-202.2 of the Code of Civil Procedure, as amended
by Public Act 93-356 (735 ILCS 5/13-202.2 (West 2006)), may be applied to permit an action
for personal injury based on childhood sexual abuse to proceed where that action would ...
... The exception to the doctrine upon which plaintiffs rely was articulated in Moorman itself.
This court noted that "[t]ort theory is appropriately suited for personal injury or property
damage resulting from a sudden or dangerous occurrence * * *. ...