Kupkowski v. Avis Ford, Inc

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• holding that circumstantial evidence and reasonable inferences may be sufficient to establish a fact
• holding circumstantial evidence and reasonable inferences sufficient to provide proof in a civil case
• holding “that in order to establish a Prima [sic] facie case of negligence or breach of warranty in products liability cases, plaintiffs who seek to avoid a directed verdict must prove a defect attributable to the manufacturer (or seller

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