Will v. Meridian Insurance Group, Inc.

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• holding that insurer was not entitled to summary judgment by establishing that Will was unable to make a showing pertaining to various elements on which she would have the burden of proof at trial, such as proximate cause
• holding that insurer was not entitled to summary judgment by establishing that Will was unable to make a showing pertaining to various elements on which she would have the burden of proof at trial, such as proximate cause
• insured is entitled to a trial on whether there was a “continuous sequence of events with a clearly definable beginning and ending, resulting in [the insured’s vehicle] coming into contact with the pile of debris” in the road

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).