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Expert testimony not required in mold case (access required)

By: Correy Stephenson
Published: December 18, 2009

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Plaintiffs are not required to introduce expert testimony that mold in their condominium caused their children’s illness, the Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled. A condominium owner left her home for almost six months. Upon her return, she discovered her hot water heater had ruptured and her unit was filled with mold. During the same period of ...
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