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HICKS v. ARMSTRONGUnited States Eighth Circuit
Civil Procedure, Injury & Tort Law, Professional MalpracticeArkansas's continuous treatment doctrine does not toll the state's two-year statute of limitations for medical malpractice where allegedly negligent... |
06/12/2001 | 00-1687 |
O'FERRELL v. USUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Injury & Tort LawUnder the Federal Tort Claims Act, a police officer's statement during interrogation that plaintiff could "face the electric chair" if he did not... |
06/11/2001 | 99-6071 |
CEDRIC KUSHNER PROMOTIONS, LTD. v. KINGUnited States Supreme Court
Injury & Tort Law, Sports LawA person who is the president and sole shareholder of a closely held corporation, acting within the scope of his authority as corporate employee, may... |
06/11/2001 | 00-549 |
HASSOON v. SHAMIEHCalifornia Court of Appeal
Injury & Tort LawDefendant premises owner breached no duty to plaintiff invitee when defendant's employee rescued third person from assailants off the premises and... |
06/11/2001 | A091760 |
FULLER v. DEP'T OF TRANSP.California Court of Appeal
Injury & Tort LawDesign immunity applies to the setting of speed limits on public roads. |
06/11/2001 | E026784 |
DYE v. WARGOUnited States Seventh Circuit
Civil Rights, Injury & Tort LawA municipality is not vicariously liable under 42 USC 1983 for constitutional torts of its employees, but answerable only for the consequences of its... |
06/11/2001 | 00-3250 |
FORD v. NORTONCalifornia Court of Appeal
Civil Rights, Injury & Tort LawUnder the Lanterman-Petris-Short Act, a psychologist who releases an involuntarily hospitalized mental patient before the end of the 72-hour treatment... |
06/08/2001 | F032740 |
ROMERO v. SUPERIOR COURT (RYAN N)California Court of Appeal
Injury & Tort LawDefendant adults do not owe a duty of care to supervise teenage invitees at all times during their visit, or to protect them against another invitee's... |
06/08/2001 | D036580 |
AMBROSE v. NEW ENGLAND ASS'N OF SCHS. & COLLS., INC.United States First Circuit
Education Law, Injury & Tort LawBecause defendant accredits colleges based on evaluation of the institution as a whole, plaintiffs cannot rely on failures within one single program... |
06/08/2001 | 00-2176 |
LYNN v. HUGOCourt of Appeals of New York
Injury & Tort LawPlaintiff's conclusory assertions do not raise triable issues of fact where defendant makes a prima facie showing by testimonial and documentary... |
06/07/2001 | 1 No. 93 |
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