Harms v. Laboratory Corp. of America

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• applying the less stringent federal summary judgment standard to conclude that the damages sought were speculative
• declining to grant summary judgment on plaintiff’s emotional distress claim, based on the conclusion that “[a]ny concerns about a pregnancy or complications that arise during that pregnancy clearly affect the woman who carries the fetus”
• granting summary judgment as to the plaintiffs’ claim for “damages for risk of future harm to a fetus” due to Rh-sensitization because “it is impossible to determine without speculation what sort of injury—if any—the fetus would suffer”

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