Calderon-Ortega v. United States

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• observing that the FTCA’s incorporation of state law encompasses a state’s “rules of decision”
• observing that the FTCA’s incorporation of state law encompasses a state's “rules of decision”
• finding that business owners undeniably owe “a duty of reasonable care to business invitees.”
• finding no negligence because the plaintiff failed to show that store had actual or constructive knowledge of a spill on its floor that caused plaintiff to slip
• \[W]e review the trier's conclusions of law de novo.\

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