When an automatic door closes on a customer, injuring her, res ipsa loquitur permits a jury to infer, based on common knowledge, that such doors ordinarily do not malfunction unless negligently maintained by the store owner; since plaintiffs were entitled to that inference to establish a prima facie case in their personal-injury suit against Shop Rite, the trial judge erred in dismissing this malpractice action against the attorney whose derelictions allegedly led to dismissal of that action.
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