Trial court properly granted summary judgment for school in case brought by appellant former student alleging that he contracted histoplasmosis at the school 60 years ago because appellant failed to provide any evidence that the fungus that caused histoplasmosis was ever present at the school. Affirmed.
August 26, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Histoplasmosis • Expert Opinion • Proximate Causation
Krishack v. Milton Hershey Sch., PICS Case No. 16-1050 (Pa. Super. Aug. 15, 2016) Platt, J. (11 pages).
Trial court properly granted summary judgment for school in case brought by appellant former student alleging that he contracted histoplasmosis at the school 60 years ago because appellant failed to provide any evidence that the fungus that caused histoplasmosis was ever present at the school. Affirmed.
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