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HARRY v. MARCHANTUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Health Law, Injury & Tort LawFailure to conduct ventilation perfusion scan on emergency room patient diagnosed with pneumonia and possible sepsis or pulmonary embolism does not... |
01/10/2001 | 99-13205 |
BROOKS v. HOWMEDICA, INC.United States Eighth Circuit
Civil Procedure, Health Law, Injury & Tort LawWhile plaintiff's failure-to-warn claims were not pre-empted by the Medical Device Amendments of 1976, state law negligence claim was preempted as... |
01/10/2001 | 00-1188 |
ORIENTAL TRADING CO., INC. v. FIRETTIUnited States Eighth Circuit
Contracts, Injury & Tort LawExistence of a contract between plaintiff and defendants' company does not bar plaintiff from suing defendants in tort where no damages or other... |
01/10/2001 | 99-3593 |
SUTHERLAND v. CITY OF FORT BRAGGCalifornia Court of Appeal
Injury & Tort LawUnder Gov. Code 815.6, if the predicate enactment confers the exercise of discretion on government officials, the use of "shall" and like words will... |
01/10/2001 | A088919 |
TUCKER v. FISCHBEINUnited States Third Circuit
Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Injury & Tort LawA reasonable jury could find by clear and convincing evidence that attorney did not read plaintiff's amended complaint, and acted recklessly by... |
01/09/2001 | 99-1139 |
BUTERA v. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAUnited States DC Circuit
Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Injury & Tort LawThere is no parental due process right to the company of an adult child who is independent, and under the "State endangerment" concept, a state is not... |
01/09/2001 | 00-7008 |
PECK v. BRIDGEPORT MACHINESUnited States Sixth Circuit
Injury & Tort LawUnder Michigan product liability law, plaintiff's expert witnesses' admission that his proposed alternate design had never been produced defeated the... |
01/08/2001 | 99-2024 |
WEYRICH v. THE NEW REPUBLICUnited States DC Circuit
Civil Procedure, Communications Law, Constitutional Law, Entertainment Law, Injury & Tort LawUsing the word "paranoia" in a popular, not clinical, term is not actionable as derogatory of mental derangement, but anecdotes reasonably capable of... |
01/05/2001 | 99-7221 |
HARDY v. THE HARTFORD INS. CO OF THE SOUTHEASTUnited States Fifth Circuit
Injury & Tort Law, Insurance LawInsurer's duty to defend depends on the facts and resulting causes of action alleged in the complaint, and recitation of damages is not a factual... |
01/05/2001 | 99-30999 |
HUMINSKI v FACTORY POINT NAT'L BANKUnited States Second Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Civil Procedure, Injury & Tort LawFederal law preempted debtors' state tort law claims. Debtors could only pursue remedies for purported violations of the automatic stay in bankruptcy... |
01/05/2001 | 00-7608 |
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