Genoa M. White v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• emphasizing that the defendant must establish that the plaintiff had actual knowledge of the danger to prevail on assumption of risk
• recognizing duty to warn and noting that the Tarasoff rule is followed in a number of jurisdictions
• recognizing duty to warn and noting that the Tarasoff rule is followed in a number of jurisdictions
• recognizing duty to warn and noting that the Tarasoff rule is followed in a number of jurisdictions
• recognizing duty to warn and noting that the Tarasoff rule is followed in a number of jurisdictions
• emphasizing that “[t]o prevail on its assumption of risk defense, the [defendant] must prove that [the plaintiff] had full comprehension and appreciation of the risk she was assuming” (quotation omitted)

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