ALBANY – A Manhattan apartment-dweller failed to produce sufficient scientific evidence to prove she suffered serious health problems from toxic mold exposure, a divided state Court of Appeals ruled Thursday.
Wrestling with a question that has gained the attention of other state courts in recent years, the 4-2 court said an Appellate Division, First Department panel erred when it ruled that Brenda Cornell’s expert provided enough evidence to link her maladies to the presence of mold.
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