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A customer slipped on a negligently maintained store floor and fractured her arm. At the hospital, a doctor carelessly set the arm, making the fracture heal poorly and requiring a second surgery. The store argues that the doctor's negligence cuts off the store's liability for the worsened injury.
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The store is liable only if the doctor intentionally injured the customer. The store is not liable because the doctor, rather than the store, touched the customer's arm last. The store may be liable for the worsened injury because ordinary negligent medical treatment of an injury caused by the store is a foreseeable intervening event. The store is not liable because negligent medical treatment always supersedes the original negligence.

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