Humana Hospital-Bayside v. Lightle

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• affirming the trial court’s granting of a motion for summary judgment against a plaintiff who resisted the motion only through unsupported assertion
• rejecting the appellant’s “sweeping legal assertion that summary judgment is always improper” on certain issues and stating “[t]hese issues are only proper to present to the jury when there is a genuine issue as to some material fact for the jury to consider”

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