When ruling whether a duty of care exists, courts may consider: 1.) the normal expectations of participants in the activity; 2.) the public policy of balancing participation in the activity and safety; 3.) the avoidance of increased litigation; and 4.) the decisions of courts in other jurisdictions.
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Angelo v. Quesada
Superior Court
December 10, 2012
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