Cherrye Bradley v. Pickens Brown

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• affirming district court’s determination that clinical ecology testimony was inadmissible under Daubert
• MCS’s etiology has not progressed from the plausible or hypothetical to knowledge capable of assisting the trier of fact
• testimony of physician that multiple chemical sensitivity was the result of pesticide exposure properly excluded
• Toxic encephalopathy’s etiology has not progressed from the plausible or hypothetical to knowledge capable of assisting the trier of fact
• “Daubert is applicable in bench trials .... ”

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