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Articles in May 2004 issue of Law Reporter
- COURT DOCUMENT SETS BY TOPIC: AGE DISCRIMINATION
- Security guards beat woman suspected of shoplifting: Use of excessive force: Assault, battery: Knee injuries: Verdict
- Coach has unlawful sex with student: Negligent hiring, retention, supervision: Emotional distress: Settlement
- Consumers may not sue phone companies under antitrust law for providing bad service to local carriers
- Workers knocked down by metal frame: Negligence: Injured neck, ankle: Fractured ankle: Verdict
- Woman's nail punctured during manicure: Negligent sanitation, performance: Infection: Verdict: Punitive damages
- Man shot by police: Wanton and willful misconduct: Wrongful death: Verdict
- Salesman sprayed by hot water from milk processor: Failure to use lockout procedure: Burns: Settlement
- Man may sue police who arrested him for violation of protective order without reading the order
- COURT DOCUMENT SETS
- Student at state university may sue professor for harassing remarks
- COURT DOCUMENT SETS BY TOPIC: ADMISSIBILITY OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
- Truck crosses centerline: Head-on collision: Vicarious liability: Wrongful deaths: Head injuries: Postverdict settlement
- Woman drowns while parasailing: Failure to maintain towrope, instruct parasailers: Wrongful death: Verdict
- Broadcasting company fails to renew license for comedy films: Copyright infringement: Lost revenue: Verdict
- Motorcycle rear-ended by car: Failure to keep proper lookout: Head injuries: Tracheotomy: Multiple fractures: Settlement
- Punitive damages award in Exxon Valdez case was not excessive
- Third party administrator fails to settle for policy limits: Bad faith: Settlement
- Health insurance policyholders' plan booklet omits exclusion contained in master plan: Breach of contract: Bad faith: Settlement
- FTCA does not bar suits for postal workers' common law torts
- Man slips on ice: Negligent maintenance: Head injuries: Cognitive deficits: Settlement
- Voluntary payment doctrine and liquidated damages clauses do not bar cable subscribers' action alleging excessive late fees
- Attorney for deceased client may not assert attorney-client privilege when surviving spouse has waived it and court orders testimony
- Car strikes motorcycle: Driving while intoxicated: Improper lookout: Knee, hip injuries: Postverdict settlement
- Girl loses consciousness in pool during field trip: Negligent supervision: Wrongful death: Verdict
- Machinist crushed between rail car and lathe: FELA liability: Wrongful death: Settlement
- Worker injured carrying heavy valve up stairs: Negligence: Unseaworthiness: Herniated disk: Settlement
- Skier hit by another skier, thrown into tree: Negligence per se: Wrongful death: Structured settlement
- Destruction of evidence in products liability suit: Spoliation: Inability to pursue claim: Verdict
- Airline Deregulation Act does not completely preempt claims by passenger who fell down airplane steps
- Utility company owed duty to pedestrian hit by truck on unlit street
- Tavern owed patron duty to protect against gang violence
- Derogatory postings on Internet bulletin board constituted defamation
- Ohio Supreme Court adopts "substantially younger" standard for claims alleging age-based discrimination
- Man strikes head on pool bottom: Inadequate warnings: Paralysis: Verdict
- Car inspector receives electric shock after touching fuse box: FELA liability: Herniated disk: Settlement
- Bankrupt consumer contacted for debt collections: FDCPA violations: Deceptive practices: Statutory damages: Settlement
- COURT DOCUMENT SETS BY TOPIC: SNOW SKIING
- Presumption in favor of relocating custodial parent is no longer applicable in Georgia
- Scaffold collapses under drywall worker: Violation of OSHA regulations: Spinal, brain stem injuries: Verdict
- Statute of limitations for federal suit tolls upon filing of state claim if both suits involve same wrong
- Storage container company lures another away from potential purchaser: Tortious interference with contract: Verdict
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COUNSEL WORKS TO HOLD FRATERNITIES ACCOUNTABLE FOLLOWING HAZING DEATH
by Friedman, Linda - PRODUCTS LIABILITY
- MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE
- Car turns in front of oncoming vehicle: Negligent left turn: Failure to yield: Back injuries: Settlement
- Firm that permissively withdrew without reasonable justification is not entitled to fees in quantum meruit
- PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE
- Employee's winning lottery ticket misappropriated: Fraud: Conversion: Emotional distress: Verdict
- ADEA does not protect relatively young workers from reverse discrimination favoring older workers
- Woman struck by bus: Failure to keep proper lookout: Knee, shoulder injuries: Degloving injury: Lymphodema: Settlement
- Child falls from walkway: Missing guardrail: Skull fractures: Settlement
- Plaintiff suing police should be allowed to question potential jurors about law enforcement bias
- Woman pricked by needle used on AIDS patient may pursue emotional distress claim past six-month incubation period
- Enterprise goodwill of business is marital property, but personal goodwill is individual property
- Same-sex couples are constitutionally entitled to marry in Massachusetts
- National laboratory pays female employees less than male counterparts: Violation of state statutes: Settlement
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