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maksim [4K]
3 years ago
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Bob, a guest at a hotel, reached into the front seat of the hotel limousine to get his briefcase. he supported himself by placin

g his left hand on the center pillar to which the rear door was hinged. a hotel employee closed the rear door, smashing bob's hand. a part of bob's left index finger later had to be amputated. bob filed a negligence lawsuit against the hotel in a state that adopted a "pure" form of comparative negligence. in this case, the court most likely would find that:
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Angelina_Jolie [31]3 years ago
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<span>The court would find that the hotel would be at fault and they would have to pay a settlement to the guy with the amputated finger. The hotel employee should have been paying more attention and not shut the guys finger in the door.</span>
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