Cadle Co. v. Hayes

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• considering deposition testimony of defendant's own plant manager in support of its motion for summary judgment.
• \[E]stablishing a genuine issue of material fact requires more than effusive rhetoric and optimistic surmise.\
• \[E]stablishing a genuine issue of material fact requires more than effusive rhetoric and optimistic surmise.\
• considering the self-serving statements in a party’s own affidavit because it was based on first-hand knowledge (emphasis added)
• contrasting statements made on information and belief with those based on personal knowledge
• affidavits that “neither contain enough specifics nor speak meaningfully to matters within [affiant’s] personal knowledge” may not defeat summary judgment motion

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