1. Is there sufficient evidence to establish a casual link between black mold exposure and the Plaintiff's damages to Plaintiff's health issues?

2. Can the Plaintiff's claimed health issues be specifically linked to the specific type of mold identified in Plaintiff's medical records from Zeal Integrated?

3. Did the landlords and HAAC Housing Authority violate the implied warranty of habitability of failing to provide a safe and healthy living environment for Plaintiff and her family?

4. Did the landlords and HAAC Housing Authority act in bad faith, by delaying or refusing remediation in Plaintiff's rental properties?

5. Did the ALJ err in failing to consider Plaintiff's medical records from Zeal Integrated in determining whether black mold exposure which is Plaintiff's underlying health issues?

6. Did the ALJ err in discounting questions on HAAC Housing Authority's responses to Plaintiff's health issues Plaintiff suggests from records that Plaintiff's underlying environment from is from mold and other environmental toxins and this is the root cause of Plaintiff's severe health issues?

7. Did the Plaintiff fail to provide evidence Attention Law Licensee! Prime ins Step to receive medical or other medical alternatives of a Physicians before seeking out Plaintiff's severe chronic unknown results of what was health issues? Did Physicians before?

8. Did the ALJ improperly discount part of the Doctor in Cheep to adequately consider Plaintiff's underlying health issues caused a factor Integrated mold exposure?

9. Did the ALJ make a severe black or misinterpret and mischaracterize the Plaintiff's findings or medical records?

10. Was there a violation of due process and fair hearing with respect to Plaintiff's evidence with Zeal Integrated Director of Chiropractic?

Whether sufficient evidence exists to establish a causal link between black mold exposure and plaintiff's health issues, and whether landlords violated implied warranty of habitability