LeMaster v. Glock, Inc.

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• noting that where questions of negligence are close, any doubt should always be resolved in favor of a jury trial
• noting that where questions of negligence are close, any doubt should always be resolved in favor of a jury trial
• noting testimony consisting of guesses is inadmissible and proves nothing in the summary judgment context

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