On December 8, 1977, plaintiff John Clemens, a victim of Alzheimer's disease, was involved in a motor vehicle accident with defendant. Approximately two years later, Clemens underwent surgery for removal of a herniated disc. Claiming that the degenerative herniated disc condition he suffered from due to his disease had been aggravated by the car accident, Clemens applied for, but his insurance carrier denied, no-fault insurance benefits...
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