Re: NY State Appellate Court, Frasier Ruling. It's brutal!

[Guest guest]

Sharon, I see where you are coming from. I read the ruling and there was a

number of bad mistakes the plaintiff made. For example, not enough

documentation. Only one air test, and no bulk testing. The expert witnesses

didn't fully support the claim. Causation is a big deal in personal injury

cases.

I have forwarded this to a PI attorney I know to see what he reads from the

ruiing.

> From: snk1955@... <snk1955@...>

> Subject: [] NY State Appellate Court, Frasier Ruling. It's

brutal!

> , iequality

> Date: Tuesday, December 30, 2008, 3:02 PM

> _http://courts.state.ny.us/reporter/3dseries/2008/2008_10208.htm_

>

> (http://courts.state.ny.us/reporter/3dseries/2008/2008_10208.htm)

>

>

> If one adheres to this decision, then it is established it

> can never be

> proven mold in an indoor environment has caused illness.

> While they attempt to

> state that this is case specific, a quick read between the

> lines shows it is

> not. Unscientifically, the courts have determined that

> one must establish

> the threshold of mold exposure before illness occurs.

> This is a scientifically

> impossible task. God help the children who are being made

> sick from mold.

>

> Sharon

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 12/30/2008 7:35:22 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,

semco_semco_semco@... writes:

Sharon, I see where you are coming from. I read the ruling and there was a

number of bad mistakes the plaintiff made. For example, not enough

documentation. Only one air test, and no bulk testing. The expert witnesses

didn't fully

support the claim. Causation is a big deal in personal injury cases.

I have forwarded this to a PI attorney I know to see what he reads from the

ruiing.

You are incorrect with your evaluation. You have to know the history of the

case before determining that the plaintiff counsel made mistakes. Judge

Kornich's original ruling was trippy.

_http://drcraner.com/images/suits_over_mold_WSJ.pdf_

(http://drcraner.com/images/suits_over_mold_WSJ.pdf)

Sharon

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