Craig v. Chenoweth

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• holding expert testimony was necessary in order to establish a causal nexus between the car accident and the partial hand paralysis that plaintiff suffered six weeks after the accident
• finding that expert testimony was necessary to establish the causal connection between a rear-end collision caused by the defendant’s negligence and the partial paralysis of the left hand first experienced by the plaintiff approximately six weeks later
• expert testimony necessary regarding the permanent nature of partial paralysis to finger and thumb after car accident
• expert required to link vehicle accident to partial paralysis of plaintiff’s left forefinger and thumb six weeks later
• expert required to link vehicle accident to partial paralysis of plaintiff’s left forefinger and thumb six weeks later
• expert needed to link vehicle accident to partial paralysis of hand six weeks later

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