Lindsey v. Miami Development Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• concluding an expert’s testimony was “speculative” and therefore “inadmissible” to prove causation in a TPLA suit
• concluding that, although the plaintiff “is not . . . required to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt, [he must] . . . introduce evidence from which reasonable persons may conclude that it is more probable that the event was caused by the defendant than that it was not”
• examining the limitation on duty of care evident in Tennessee’s Good Samaritan law
• discussing this duty in the context of social hosts and guests
• involving a host‟s duty to render aid to an injured guest
• \[p]laintiff must introduce evidence which affords a reasonable basis for the conclusion that it is more likely than not that the conduct of the defendant was a cause in fact of the result.\

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