Columbia Cascade Co. v. City of Fernandina Beach

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• holding that treatise materials generally are not specific enough to show nexus
• holding that treatise materials generally are not specific enough to show nexus
• explaining that treatise evidence “can provide important support when combined with an opinion of a medical professional”
• holding that a medical article or treatise can provide support for a claim, but must be combined with an opinion of a medical professional and be reflective of the specific facts of a case as opposed to a discussion of generic relationships
• holding that a medical article or treatise can provide support for a claim, but must be combined with an opinion of a medical professional and be reflective of the specific facts of a case as opposed to a discussion of generic relationships
• noting that treatise materials generally are not specific enough to show nexus

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).