A federal judge has declined to dismiss a woman's strict products liability and negligence claims against the manufacturer of a motor home whose moisture problem was allegedly so severe she developed a mold-related growth in her lung.
December 05, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge has declined to dismiss a woman’s strict products liability and negligence claims against the manufacturer of a motor home whose moisture problem was allegedly so severe she developed a mold-related growth in her lung.
Northern District Judge David Hurd (See Profile) instead set March 3 for the beginning of jury selection in Utica in Burnett v. Damon Corp., 5:10-cv-1336.
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