It looked like the wrongful-death claim Sheri Lawler filed on behalf of Jill Prusak’s estate against a doctor and two hospitals had little chance based on the four-year statute of repose that Section 13-212(a) of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure sets for medical-malpractice claims. But the case presented what the Illinois Appellate Court called “a classic clash of apparently conflicting statutes.”Prusak died in November 2013, and Lawler sued in April 2014 — within the two-year statute of …