Lawrence v. Gardner

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• neither summary judgment nor directed verdict are appropriate where defendant’s own expert testimony may be construed by the jury to support the plaintiff’s claim of professional negligence
• neither summary judgment nor directed verdict are appropriate where defendant's own expert testimony may be construed by the jury to support the plaintiff's claim of professional negligence
• “Summary judgments should only be granted where, construing all inferences against the movant, it yet appears without dispute that the case can have but a single outcome.”

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