holding that where plaintiff's "emotional distress was the direct result of documented physical injury and was reasonably foreseeable in light of the fact that [the plaintiff] may have been exposed to HIV, he was not required to prove actual exposure to the disease in order to state a viable cause of action"
Summary of this case from Phillips v. Restaurant Mgmt. of Carolina, L.P.No. 94-756.
January 9, 1995.
C.A. 2d Cir. Certiorari denied. Reported below: 31 F. 3d 1197.
holding that where plaintiff's "emotional distress was the direct result of documented physical injury and was reasonably foreseeable in light of the fact that [the plaintiff] may have been exposed to HIV, he was not required to prove actual exposure to the disease in order to state a viable cause of action"
Summary of this case from Phillips v. Restaurant Mgmt. of Carolina, L.P.noting that amount of damages to sustain a civil RICO claim must be "clear and definite"
Summary of this case from Tsipouras v. W M Properties, Inc.warning pro se litigant that he would be subject to monetary and other sanctions if he continued to file baseless complaints
Summary of this case from McCampbell v. KPMG Peat MarwickFull title:LONG ISLAND RAILROAD CO. v. MARCHICA
Court:U.S.
Date published: Jan 9, 1995
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