Allegation Of Plaintiff’s Comparative Fault Did Not Preclude Award To Plaintiff Of Pre-Judgement Interest
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Pre-Judgement Interest And Fees Are Included When Calculating Whether A Judgement Is More Favorable Than Arbitration Award
Aqua Management Inc. v. Abdeen Ct. Appeals, Div. One, [...]
Commercial General Liability Policy Does Not Cover Claims Arising Out Of Criminal Acts
Wilshire Insurance Company v. S.A. Ct. Appeals, Div. One, [...]
Employee Assigned To Work Out Of Town Is In Course Of Employment When Traveling To And From Restaurant
McCloud v. Kimbro Ct. Appeals, Div. Two, March 23, [...]
Court Addresses Circumstances When A Motion To Dismiss Must Be Treated As A Motion For Summary Judgement
Strategic Development and Construction v. 7th & Roosevelt Partners, [...]
Doctor Who Volunteers Standard Care Testimony Must Meet Expert Disclosure Requirements, The Violation Of Which Can Lead To Mistrial And Sanctions
Solimeno v. Yonan et. al. Ct. Appeals, Div. One, [...]
Late Filing Of Cost Bond Does Not Invalidate Arbitration Appeal
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Economic Loss Doctrine Applies To Prevent Tort Damages In Construction Defect Cases
Flagstaff Affordable Housing Ltd. Partnership v. Design Alliance, Inc. [...]
Industrial Commission Must File Award With Court Clerk To Preserve 8-Year Lien Right
Industrial Commission v. Tommy Wood dba Pacific Mechanical Service [...]
“Interruption Of Business” Term In Insurance Policy Can Include Decreased Patronage
Aztar Corporation v. U.S. Fire Ct. Appeals, Div. One, [...]