Edwards v. Kiddie Kollege Institute

How courts have described this case

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• considering record evidence consisting of both the plaintiff’s statements and medical evidence do determine whether there was a genuine issue of material fact regarding cause in fact
• “[A] court may not make findings of fact; if the evidence before it is conflicting, summary disposition is improper.”
• “Although mere subjective complaints of pain and suffering are insufficient to show impairment, evidence of a physical basis for that pain and suffering may be introduced to show that the impairment is objectively manifested.”
• “Although mere subjective complaints of pain and suffering are insufficient to show impairment, evidence of a physical basis for that pain and suffering may be introduced to show that the impairment is objectively manifested.”
• “Although mere subjective complaints of pain and suffering are insufficient to show impairment, evidence of a physical basis for that pain and suffering may be introduced to show that the impairment is objectively manifested.”
• inferential causal link shown between car accident and hearing loss where the plaintiff had normal hearing before the accident, was exposed to loud noise from air bags deploying, and suffered hearing loss immediately after the accident

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).