Schueneman v. Lively CA4/1
In this action for personal injuries allegedly sustained by exposure to mold in an office building, Regina Schueneman appeals after the trial court granted summary judgment to the defense on statute of limitations grounds. Resolving the statute of limitations issue in this case turns on whether sinusitis and/or other illnesses Schueneman suffered from the mold exposure in 2011 are "separate and distinct" and "qualitatively different" from a lung disorder—allergic pulmonary aspergillosis—her physician first definitively diagnosed in November 2014. (See Pooshs v. Philip Morris USA, Inc. (2011) 51 Cal.4th 788 (Pooshs).)
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