M.M.D. v. B.L.G.
Court of Appeals of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
SHORT, Judge.
M.M.D. brought this action against her former boyfriend, B.L.G., alleging he negligently and intentionally infected her with genital herpes. After a court trial, the trial judge found in M.M.D.’s favor. On appeal, B.L.G. argues M.M.D. failed to carry her burden of proof. We disagree and affirm.
FACTS
B.L.G. and M.M.D. met in October, 1985. They began a sexual relationship in January of 1986. Neither had been diagnosed with genital herpes before that time. In addition, M.M.D. had never experienced any symptoms of the disease before beginning her sexual relationship with…
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