Sanders v. Naes Central, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1DissentLaura Carter Higley, Justice
I disagree with the majority’s application of res ipsa loquitur law. Accordingly, I respectfully dissent.
*262Background
On August 16, 2010, Sanders was in a building with an elevator maintained by Amtech, Sanders entered the elevator on the second or third floor. Sanders alleges that the elevator fell to a few feet below the first floor. He was taken to the hospital and claims he was injured as a result of the fall.
Sanders filed suit in 2012, alleging negligence. Later, Amtech filed a no-evidence motion for summary judgment, identifying three elements of Sanders’s negligence claim that it asserted…
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