Blauwkamp v. University of New Mexico Hospital

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• explaining that the movant has the initial burden to put forth evidence refuting the plaintiff’s claims in order to establish the movant’s prima facie case for summary judgment
• stating that where factual disputes “are shown to exist,” summary judgment is not proper
• explaining that the movant has the initial burden to put forth evidence refuting the plaintiff's claims in order to establish the movant's prima facie case for summary judgment
• explaining that a prima facie case supporting 11 summary judgment may be established without affidavits if, through discovery, it 12 appears that the party opposing summary judgment cannot factually establish an 13 essential element of his or her case
• explaining that a party 16 may establish a prima facie case supporting summary judgment without affidavits if, 17 through discovery, it appears that the party opposing summary judgment cannot 18 factually establish an essential element of his or her case

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