Nowak v. Coghill

How courts have described this case

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• defining circumstantial evidence as proof of facts from which other connected facts may be inferred, “according to the common experience of mankind”
• defining circumstantial evidence as proof of facts from which other connected facts may be inferred, \according to the common experience of mankind\
• tow truck driver failed to establish homeowner’s duty to shovel snow on driveway
• tow truck driver failed to establish homeowner’s duty to shovel snow on driveway
• tow truck driver failed to establish homeowner’s duty to shovel snow on driveway
• “circumstantial evidence is sufficient to establish proximate cause *** as long as the inference in question may reasonably be drawn from the evidence” and “the mere possibility of a causal connection is insufficient to raise the requisite inference of fact”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).