Nay v. General Motors Corp., GMC Truck Division

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that ―both summary judgment and directed verdicts require that no questions of material fact exist and that the moving party be entitled to judgment as a matter of law‖
• explaining that “both summary judgment and directed verdicts require that no questions of material fact exist and that the moving party be entitled to judgment as a matter of law”
• “causation issues are factual issues that generally cannot be resolved as a matter of law”
• “We refuse to prevent [causation] issues from going to the jury when, as here, there is any evidence upon which a reasonable jury could infer causation.” (emphases added)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).