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· 11/7/1989

Wolpert v. WASH. SQUARE OFFICE CTR.

Citations

  • 555 So. 2d 382
  • 1989 WL 133281

How courts have described this case

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  • res ipsa loquitur eliminates the plaintiff's burden in a tort case to prove the defendant's negligence by direct evidence
  • as an evidentiary tool, res ipsa relieves a tort plaintiff in limited circumstances of the burden to prove the defendant's negligence by direct evidence

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Judges: Baskin, Ferguson and Cope

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