Court’s Review of the Facts in the Case

2 On a motion for summary judgment, we relate the facts of the case and all reasonable inferences arising therefrom in a light favorable to the nonmoving party. See Burton v. Exam Ctr. Indus. & Gen. Med. Clinic, Inc., 2000 UT 18, 2 n.1, 994 P.2d 1261.

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