Thomas v. Kidani.

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• explaining that a defendant without a burden of proof at trial can satisfy its burden as summary judgment movant by showing that the plaintiff cannot establish the existence of an element of the claim at issue
• setting forth the elements of a legal malpractice claim under Hawaii law and discussing causation
• conclusory assertions as to essential elements are insufficient to satisfy summary judgment burden
• reviewing grant of summary judgment de novo

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