Attwood v. Albertson's Food Centers, Inc.

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• that the defendant's 20 actions “might have,” “could have,” or “possibly did” cause the subsequent condition is 21 insufficient to establish proximate cause
• A proximate cause “is one that in natural and continuous sequence, unbroken by an independent cause, produces the injury complained of and without which the ultimate injury would not have occurred.”

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