Disclosure Statements Are Admissible But Not Conclusive As To Fault; Preliminary Expert Affidavits Can Be Used As Substantive Evidence
Ryan v. San Francisco Peaks Trucking Company, Inc. Ct. Appeals, [...]
California Supreme Court Rules That Plaintiff Can Recover Only Paid Medical Expenses, Not Full Billed Charges
Howell v. Hamilton Meats & Provisions, Inc. Cal. Supreme [...]
County Does Not Owe Non-Delegable Duty To Person Undergoing Outpatient Treatment After Being Released From Involuntary Custody
Cohen v. Maricopa County Ct. Appeals, Div. One, August 16, [...]
Comparative Fault Principles Do Not Apply To Contract Claims
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland v. Bondwriter Southwest Ct. [...]
Operators Of Psychiatric Facility Owe Duty Of Care To Those Sent To Them For Health Screening
Maudsley v. Meta Services Ct. Appeals, Div. One, June 23, [...]
Long Term Commercial Contract Does Not Create A Fiduciary Relationship; Economic Loss Rule Applies
Cook v. Orkin Exterminating Co., Inc. Ct. Appeals, Div. [...]
Medical Expert Testifying Against A Board-Certified Specialist Need Not Be Board-Certified At The Time Of The Underlying Treatment
Awsienko v. Cohen Ct. Appeals, Div. One, May 12, [...]
Service Of Notice Of Claim On County Was Not Effective As To The State
Slaughter v. Maricopa County Ct. Appeals, Div. One, May [...]
Adopted Child Cannot Bring Wrongful Death Claim For Death Of Biological Father
Edonna v. Heckman Ct. Appeals, Div. One, May 3, [...]
Contractor’s Lack of License Is An Affirmative Defense Subject To Waiver In Arbitration Proceedings
Smith v. Pinnamaneni Ct. Appeals, Div. One, April 28, [...]