Walker v. Daniels

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• holding that questions of consciousness, as required for award of damages for pain and suffering, are a matter for the trier of fact to decide
• discussing duty of lifeguard, college employees, and college towards swimmers in pool
• discussing duty of lifeguard, college employees, and college towards swimmers in pool
• although exact manner of drowning was unknown, finder of fact was authorized to conclude that lifeguard proximately caused death due to her failure to exercise due diligence

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