JOHNSON v. AVIS RENT a CAR SYSTEM, LLC (Two Cases)

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• noting that proximate causation turns on whether the consequence of a breach is a foreseeable result “according to ordinary and usual experience” (punctuation omitted)
• noting that proximate causation turns on whether the consequence of a breach is a foreseeable result “according to ordinary and usual experience” (punctuation omitted)
• defendants entitled to judgment as a matter of law where “the evidence did not show that the injuries caused by [third party] were the reasonably foreseeable ‘probable or natural consequence’ of the defendants’ alleged negligence”

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