Ruiz v. Whirlpool, Inc.

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• noting “[t]estimony based on conjecture or speculation is insufficient to raise an issue of fact to defeat a summary judgment motion”
• “If the evidence is merely colorable, or is not significantly probative, summary judgment may be granted.”
• an expert’s opinion “that the relays for the evaporator blower fan motor could have been a source of the fire” was not sufficient to defeat summary judgment
• an expert’s opinion “that the relays for the evaporator blower fan motor could have been a source of the fire” was not sufficient to defeat summary judgment

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