Kelley Gross v. Black & Decker (u.s.), Inc.

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• explaining that a factor to be taken into consideration in measuring admissibility of potentially prejudicial evidence is whether the same fact could have been proven by other evidence
• noting that presumption only applies when party is “unable to defend himselfagainsta claim of contributory negligence”

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