Hickman v. Warehouse Beer Systems, Inc.
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Wolff, Judge.
Robyn H. Hickman, personal representative of Stephanie Lynn Hiatt, appeals from a summary judgment against her and in favor of Warehouse Beer Systems, Inc. (“Warehouse Beer”). Her assignment of error is as follows:
“The trial court prejudicially erred and abused its discretion in determining that reasonable minds could not conclude that appellee Warehouse Beer Systems, Inc. owed a duty to Stephanie Hiatt.”
This litigation arose out of the death of Stephanie Lynn Hiatt. Hiatt was shot to death in the course of an armed robbery perpetrated by Eddie Robertson at a Warehouse Beer…
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