Jerrilyn Hunley Jerome Hunley v. Dupont Automotive, Division of E.I. Dupont De Nemours and Co., Inc.

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• noting that a plaintiff must point to evidence of record in affidavits, depositions, or written discovery in creating a triable issue of fact that would defeat summary judgment
• “A district court may properly grant summary judgment on grounds not argued in the motion by the parties.”
• ―[The plaintiff security guard] cannot [] recoup damages for harm that was allegedly caused by performing the basic duty that he was hired to perform: encountering a stressful situation relating to the [defendant‘s] security.‖
• “[The plaintiff security guard] cannot [] recoup damages for harm that was allegedly caused by performing the basic duty that he was hired to perform: encountering a stressful situation relating to the [defendant‟s] security.”
• “[The plaintiff security guard] cannot [] recoup damages for harm that was allegedly caused by performing the basic duty that he was hired to perform: encountering a stressful situation relating to the [defendant‟s] security.”

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