McClure v. Allied Stores of Texas, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that proximate cause has two components, cause-in-fact and reasonable foreseeability
• holding that proximate cause has two components, cause-in-fact and reasonable foreseeability
• holding that proximate cause has two components, cause-in-fact and reasonable foreseeability
• applying general negligence principles when reviewing store’s liability for a shopper’s injuries sustained when a shoplifter who was being chased by security guards knocked her down
• considering compliance with store procedures and failure to train on store policy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).