Diane Berard v. HCP, Inc.

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• setting forth the elements a plaintiff must establish to prove negligence
• “[Rule 56(f)] clearly mandates that the party opposing the motion for summary judgment file affidavits stating why he or she cannot present facts in opposition to the motion.”
• “[Rule 56(f)] clearly mandates that the party opposing the motion for summary judgment file affidavits stating why he or she cannot present facts in opposition to the motion.”

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