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The plaintiff's statutory employer was immune from suit for injuries the plaintiff suffered while working at a construction
Although the appellants had to exhaust liability coverage before pursuing UM claims for injuries sustained in the underlying accident, their release did not unambiguously show that the first appella
Insurer Wants Shield From $1.3M Damage Claim Against Lawyer at Center of TB Scare
It's been seven months since a young Atlanta lawyer set out for a romantic wedding getaway only to spur an international tuberculosis scare that left him at the center of intense media scrutiny, public outrage and a multiplaintiff civil suit in Canada. This week the homeowners' insurance company for Andrew H. Speaker asked a Georgia judge to declare that it is not responsible for more than $1.3 million in damage claims related to that suit, originally filed by fellow airline passengers last year.The 2-year statute of limitation began to run on the plaintiff's misdiagnosis claim on the dates that his treating physicians first failed to diagnose the plaintiff's AIDS cond
The decedent's mother lacked standing to bring a wrongful death action in state court where the decedent's spouse survive
The defendants had in place extensive program of elevator inspection and repair, the second defendant inspected the elevator in question on day before and day of the plaintiff's injury and the plain
The spoliation doctrine dictated a presumption against the first defendant in plaintiff's dram shop suit, since the first defendant's manager was aware of her customer's involvement in the accident
The defendant successfully set aside the foreclosure of a vehicle for lack of notice, so the foreclosure judgment was void and the subsequent buyers could not establish ownership, which was fatal t
The defendant successfully set aside the foreclosure of a vehicle for lack of notice, so the foreclosure judgment was void and the subsequent buyers could not establish ownership, which was fatal t
The absence of prior incidents did not absolve the defendant from liability for its alleged failure to inspect and remedy a mildewed rubber mat on the stairway exiting its water
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