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Wednesday, April 23, 2025

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Do you want to sue a snowman?

SCRANTON — A railroad company did not secure summary judgment on a passenger’s liability and negligent training claims. An employee dressed as a snowman during a “Santa Train” ride allegedly groped the passenger while within the scope of employment duties. Her negligent hiring, supervision and infliction of emotional distress claims are dismissed, however.

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