NAZARIAN, J.
The principle seems straightforward enough: a plaintiff who can make a prima facie case that a defendant's misconduct is probably a proximate cause of his injury should have his day in court. Applying this principle to the real-life facts of lead paint cases has often proven challenging, though, especially where the plaintiff lived or spent time in more than one dwelling of potential exposure. Raymond V. Hamilton, Jr. ("Raymond") appeals the summary...
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