Debra Davidson v. Stanadyne, Inc.

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• noting how the use of summary judgment is “rarely appropriate” in negligence cases, even when the material facts are not disputed
• “In tort actions in which determinations of a less “elusive nature,” such as the existence of an agency relationship, waiver, or whether a plaintiff is in a class protected by a statute, are dispositive, summary judgment may more often be appropriate.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).