R.A.P. v. B.J.P.

OPINION

SHORT, Judge.

Appellant R.A.P. brought an action against his former wife, respondent B.J.P., alleging that she negligently, intentionally, and fraudulently infected him with genital herpes. R.A.P., also asserts that B.J.P. fraudulently induced him to marry her by making false representations about her family background and upbringing.

The trial court granted summary judgment for B.J.P., and R.A.P. appeals. We reverse in part and remand the case because we conclude that R.A.P. has potential causes of action against B.J.P. for negligent and fraudulent transmission of genital herpes.

FACTS

B.J…