Patrick v. Alphin

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• finding there was substantial evidence to establish proximate cause and medical causation where, similar to here and inter alia, there was evidence the plaintiff’s symptoms after his injuries were “typical” of the medical condition at issue
• “Any property of the estate which is exempt from attachment and execution, under Missouri law, is an allowable exemption from the bankruptcy estate.”
• debtor who was injured in an automobile accident was real party in interest in his personal-injury lawsuit, even though he had filed for bankruptcy, where personal-injury claim was exempted from the bankruptcy estate
• treating standing and real party in interest as synonymous

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