Court reverses order that granted foreign corporation's motion to dismiss on personal jurisdiction grounds because that corporation was a resident for purposes of personal jurisdiction

This permissive appeal arose from a wrongful death and survival action involving Theodore Kenyon, who died in the second of two successive car accidents.

Injured Longshoreman's Termination of Law Firm Severed Any Potential Liability for Legal Malpractice

NO expert affidavit required to support a fraud complaint against a medical practitioner

Medical Practice Plaintiff's Treating Physician Could Not Testify as to Standard of Care Issues

No appellate court jurisdiction in a criminal appeal if a notice of appeal is not timely filed.

The trial court did not abuse its discretion in denying defendant's motion to dismiss, or alternatively, to bar certain evidence as a sanction for spoliation of evidence, as the record supported the trial court's conclusion that litigation was not reasonably foreseeable when plaintiff destroyed the evidence.