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• Panic attack sufferer's loss of "everyday mobility" is a disability under New York law but not under ADA
• Landlords initiate campaign of harassment against tenants: Assault, battery: Emotional distress: Verdict
• Plaintiffs may bring civil rights action where police allegedly covered up evidence before suit was filed
• Condominium units: Faulty roofs: Negligent construction: Breach of warranty: Lost profits: Settlements: Verdict
• School district is not liable under Title IX for teacher's sexual harassment of student absent actual notice and deliberate indifference
• Professional negligence
• Insurer withdraws defense of construction defect suit: Bad faith: Default judgement against insureds: Bankruptcy: Verdict
• Medical negligence
• Intersection collision: Failure to stop at red light: Owner liability: Vertebral fractures: Nerve damage: Verdict
• Intersection collision: Entering intersection on red light: Wrongful death: Closed-head injury: Structured settlement: Settlements
• Tenant has private cause of action against landlord for lead poisoning under municipal code and Illinois Lead Poisoning Prevention Act
• Car rear-ends bicycle: Improper lookout: Failure to pass safely: Wrongful death: Verdict
• Nonemployee spouse owns community property interest in employee spouse's enhanced retirement benefits
• Infant scalded: Failure to maintain water heater: Improper hot water temperature: Wrongful death: Structured settlement
• 42 U.S.C. (section) 1983: Stabbing: Failure to properly monitor, supervise parolee: Wrongful death: Verdict
• Attorney-client privilege survives client's death even where information sought is relevant to criminal proceeding
• Collection agency that sent letter after debtor asked it to cease all communications did not violate FDCPA
• Wheel falls off jeep: Failure to tighten lug nuts: Back injury: Verdict
• Man struck by pipe: Failure to follow safe pigging standards: Facial fractures: Aggravation of dementia: Arbitration award
• Rhode Island abandons "similar locality" rule in medical negligence cases
• Employers may not compel employees to waive their Title VII right to a judicial forum by agreements to arbitrate
• Accidental shooting: Negligent firing of shotgun: Ankle injury: Verdict
• Crossing accident: Lack of flashing lights, gates: Excessive speed: Failure to sound horn: Wrongful death: Settlement
• ADA applies to state prison inmates
• DOHSA precludes general maritime survival action for pre-death pain and suffering
• Product liability
• Worker falls from roof: Failure to provide fall protection: Back, heel fractures: Settlement
• Intersection collision: Failure to stop at stop sign: Loss of kidney: Back injuries: Structured settlement
• Colorado's Tramway Act and Ski Safety Act do not preempt ski lift operator's common law duty of highest care
• Claim preclusion by reason of prior federal judgement does not provide basis for removal
• "Shocks the conscience" standard applies to high-speed police chases
• FTCA: Intersection collision: Failure to heed stop sign: Back injuries: Somatoform disorder: Verdict
• Head-on collision: Failure to properly control vehicle: Closed-head injuries: Multiple fractures: Verdict
• Spotlight: Counsel overcomes obstacles to win recovery for slip-and-fall client
• Non-binding arbitration clause is enforceable under FAA
• Jones Act: Seaman falls from catwalk: Negligent lowering of lifeboat: Back injury: Multiple fractures: Verdict
• Defendant cannot remove suit to federal court by aggregating plaintiff's punitive damages claims
• Plane strays off course, crashes: Willful pilot misconduct: Wrongful death: Verdict
• Insurer fails to disclose availability of regular occupation rider: Loss of disability benefits: Settlement
• Filming of emergency treatment after car accident supported intrusion claim but not claim for publication of private facts
• One-car collision: Dangerous condition of freeway: Negligent vehicle operation: Spinal cord injury: Settlements: Verdict
• Court could not require man to work past retirement age to maintain prior level of spousal support
• Interest generated by IOLTA funds is client property
• City recruits veteran firefighters, then contracts out fire services: Fraud: Loss of seniority, benefits: Postverdict settlement
• Seed company refuses to honor license agreement: Breach of contract: Lost future profits: Verdict
• Ferry operator negligent in failing to alter vessel's course despite known hazardous weather conditions
• Store sued for negligent security may not attribute fault to criminal
• Workers' comp covers psychological disorders arising from compensable physical injuries
• Joint and several liability still viable under comparative negligence
• District of Columbia recognizes tort of negligent or reckless spoliation of evidence
• Employer is subject to vicarious liability for supervisor's threatening sexual advances even if employee suffers no adverse job action
• Loss of consortium damages are not subject to workers' compensation insurer's statutory lien
• Employer may not deny COBRA continuation coverage to eligible beneficiary covered by another plan when he elected coverage
• No legally adjudicated incompetency needed to invoke Mississippi savings statute
• HIV infection is a disability under ADA