Most negligence cases are well suited for resolution by summary judgment even though the ultimate question of fact would be a jury issue.

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Negligence cases often involve complex issues of fact regarding the standard of care and whether it was breached, making them less suitable for summary judgment. Summary judgment is typically granted when there are no genuine disputes of material fact, but in negligence cases, these factual disputes are common and usually require a jury's evaluation.

Most Negligence Cases Are Well Suited for Resolution by Summary