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poage v crane co 523 sw3d 496

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Poage v. Crane Co., 523 S.W.3d 496
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Citation: Poage v. Crane Co., 523 S.W.3d 496

Appellants sought damages for a wrongful death resulting from a motor vehicle collision involving a pursued driver, alleging the Missouri State Highway Patrol's pursuit was negligent and proximately caused the collision. The court affirmed summary judgment for MSHP, finding that Appellants failed to produce sufficient facts demonstrating that MSHP's actions were the proximate cause of the collision, which is a necessary element of their case.

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