King v. National Spa and Pool Institute

How courts have described this case

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• one who originally has no duty to do or refrain from doing something may assume such a duty, in which case he will be expected to act non-negligently
• trade association owed duty of care in promulgating safety standards for safe diving from boards installed in residential swimming pools
• Evidence of industry standards, such as “standards promulgated by the trade association in this case,” “is not conclusive . . . , but is evidence of due care or lack of due care, to be evaluated by the trier of fact with other evidence on this issue.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).