Allstate Insurance v. Sutton

How courts have described this case

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• holding that summary judgment was warranted on a claim for respiratory illness when the plaintiff only provided uncertified medical documents and no citation to medical testimony about the causal link between the respiratory conditions and exposure to mold
• “[Wjhether a blow to the head could cause death [is] a question that we have held to be within a lay person’s knowledge”
• “[W]hether a blow to the head could cause death [is] a question that we have held to be within a lay person’s knowledge”
• Although plaintiff alleged that she was a third-party beneficiary, she could not survive summary judgment without producing the terms of the contract.
• Although plaintiff alleged that she was a third party beneficiary, she could not survive summary judgment without producing the terms of the contract.
• Georgia law requires “expert medical testimony, based at least on reasonable probability, to establish a causal link between exposure to a substance and a medical condition.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).