Cummings v. Jha

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• a plaintiff need not present unequivocal evidence of causation but, instead, can meet his burden through the introduction of circumstantial evidence from which a jury may infer connected facts that reasonably follow according to common experience
• a plaintiff need not present unequivocal evidence of causation but, instead, can meet his burden through the introduction of circumstantial evidence from which a jury may infer connected facts that reasonably follow according to common experience

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