Fuller v. Pacific Medical Collections, Inc.

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• mere statements in affidavits do not authenticate exhibits referred to unless these exhibits are sworn to or certified
• “[HRCP Rule 56(e)] requires that facts set forth in the affidavits be admissible in evidence. . . . These requirements are mandatory.”
• “in the absence of self-authentication, the mere fact that counsel received the documents from a non-party in response to a request does not establish the authenticity of the documents”
• “[T]he circuit courts should ascertain whether a foundation has been established for the admissibility of evidence offered in support of the motion before an order granting summary judgment is filed.”
• “[T]he circuit courts should ascertain whether a foundation has been established for the admissibility of evidence offered in support of the motion before an order granting summary judgment is filed.”
• “[I]t is well established that officers, directors, or shareholders of a corporation may be personally liable for the tortious conduct of the corporation, if they actively or passively participate in such wrongful conduct.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).