Rudolph v. Arizona B.A.S.S. Federation

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• legal causation exists when a plaintiffs injuries would not have occurred but for a defendant’s failure to act reasonably in light of foreseeable and unreasonable risks
• Court of Appeals can affirm summary judgment when superior court errs in granting summary judgment based on lack of duty “if there is no evidence that defendants breached their duty.”

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