Supreme Court dismisses claim that brain injury stems from old neck sprain, finding no causal link.

The Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's claim regarding the causal link between a 1994 neck injury and subsequent brain injury symptoms. The plaintiff argued that ongoing neurological issues originated from the initial retkahdusvamma (neck sprain), while the defendant contended the new symptoms were unrelated. The court ruled that the medical evidence failed to establish a direct causal connection between the old neck injury and the later brain condition.