A Hudson County judge has turned back an attempt to dismiss a toxic-tort suit over a mercury-contaminated building, rejecting defense arguments that the plaintiff’s expert proofs of emotional distress were inadmissible net opinions.
In Schley v. General Electric Co. , L-251-07, former owners and residents of 722 Grand St. in Hoboken seek damages from GE, a previous owner. The plaintiffs claim physical injury and emotional distress allegedly caused by contamination so severe that authorities ordered them to evacuate the building.
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