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Hain Celestial Group, Inc. v. Palmquist · ¶15

The Palmquists then went to trial against Hain in federal court. After the Palmquists rested their case, Hain moved for judgment as a matter of law on all claims. The District Court granted that motion in full, explaining that the Palmquists had failed to present sufficient evidence to the jury to prove that “the ingestion of heavy metals can cause the array of symptoms that [E. P.] suffers from, much less any evidence of at what level those metals would have to be ingested to bring about those symptoms.” 103 F. 4th, at 300. The Palmquists appealed that judgment along with the District Court's improper-joinder decision that had dismissed Whole Foods.
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