The trial court did not violate defendant's confrontation right by admitting portions of his videotaped statement with a non-testifying detective after defendant opened the door to that evi

The defendant's conduct in failing to produce evidence that its ladders could be damaged if not transported in a certain manner unfairly prejudiced the plaintiff's injury case arising out of a fall

Defendant was entitled to summary judgment in a suit arising out of a shooting death at her home since the plaintiff presented no competent evidence that defendant knew the shooter—her neighbor—was

A property management company could not be held liable to the same degree as a landlord for a tenant's injuries from a collapsed ceiling in the absence of competent evidence that the management comp

The Court of Appeals had jurisdiction over a husband and wife's direct appeal of a $1,500 judgment for the wife because the jury awarded the husband zero damages on his loss of consortium

The parties did not enter into an enforceable real estate sales contract involving trust property because plaintiff's offer was conditioned on obtaining the co-trustee's signature and the co-truste

Plaintiff should have been allowed to question defendant about his seemingly surprised reaction to testimony that decedent took aspirin just before surgery since aspirin increased the risk of the ex

The owner and manager of an apartment complex were not liable for the death of plaintiff's husband when he was attacked by another tenant because there was no evidence that the attacker had previous