Ronald Miller v. Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.

In the course of his work as an electrician’s assistant, Appellant Miller sustained catastrophic injuries which left him severely disabled and unable to speak or communicate in any meaningful fashion. As a result, he has not been able to describe or explain his actions immediately before his electrocution, including what precisely he did after climbing the ladder. I concur fully with the majority’s conclusion *646that, despite the absence of evidence on this point, summary judgment is not appropriate. I write separately in response to two arguments made by the dissent.

The dissent argues that the…