Comparative fault not trumped by summary judgment on liability
By Jason G. Schutte & B. Moses Brown
Civil Practice and Procedure,
August 2016
Illinois Appellate Court demonstrates that a ruling of summary judgment on duty and breach of duty against Defendant does not bar Defendant from presenting evidence on negligence and arguing comparative fault at trial.
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