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· 6/26/2007

Allstate Insurance Company v. Tonja Blount Nathan Smith Andrew J. Grimes Barbara Grimes Mitchell Y. Choi

Citations

  • 491 F.3d 903
  • 2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 15181
  • 2007 WL 1814947

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  • finding that defendant’s guilty plea and criminal conviction conclusively established a criminal act
  • Missouri courts determine whether there are concurrent proximate causes of an injury by determining whether each cause could have independently brought about the injury
  • \Decisions of intermediate state appellate courts are persuasive authority that we follow when they are the best evidence of what state law is.\
  • concurrent proximate cause doctrine would not apply unless the defendant’s negligent failure to supervise, control, protect, and provide assistance to the victim could have independently caused the victim’s death

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Judges: Colloton, Gruender, Hansen

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