Hagler v. Coastal Farm Holdings, Inc.

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• distinguishing general foreseeability principles of Fazzolari from special duty that possessors of land have toward invitees to correct unsafe conditions
• discussing a plaintiffs evidentiary burden to avoid summary judgment in a negligence case
• discussing a plaintiffs evidentiary burden to avoid summary judgment in a negligence case
• nonmoving party—an injured customer—had the burden on summary judgment to pro- duce evidence sufficient to create a genuine issue of material fact that the moving party—a business owner—“knew or should have known” that the manner in which it shelved Cite as 23 OTR 418 (2019
• implicitly recognizing viability of such a theory in the context of hazardously shelved merchandise
• preservation principles require all parties to be “fairly apprised of the argument and given an opportunity to respond to it” and the trial court to be “given the opportunity to address the matter as well”

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