Jacqueline Jarvis v. Debbie Gregory and Debbie Gregory Custom Homes, Inc. |
Jacqueline Jarvis sued Debbie Gregory, Cecil Gregory and Debbie Gregory Custom Homes, Inc. on negligence theories claiming: |
Constance Wolfchief v. Traditions Spirits, Inc. d/b/a Autographs Sports Bar |
Constance Wolfchief sued Traditions Spirits, Inc. d/b/a Autographs Sports Bar on a premises liability theory claiming: |
Sharon Keneda v. Board of County Commissioners of Cleveland County |
Sharon Keneda sued the Board of County Commissioners of Cleveland County and Spring Rain, LLC on premises liability negligence theories claiming: |
Glenda Davis v. Benny's Restaurant, Inc. d/b/a Crescent Cafe |
1. Glenda Davis, Plaintiff herein, is an individual with her only residence in Tulsa County, |
Karen Heinicke v. TIG Real Estate Services |
1. This is an action for premises liability, negligence and breach of contract related to the bodily injury of Plaintiff occurring on the premises located at 5727 South Lewis Ave., Tulsa, Oklahoma. |
Teresa Myrick v. Facilities Management Group and the City of Oklahoma City d/b/a Oklahoma City Zoological Trust and Global Gaming Solutions, LLC |
Plaintiff, Teresa Myrick, for cause of action against Defendants, alleges and states: |
Jimmy D. Brunson v. Christian Youth Foundation d/b/a Disciples Crossing Camp and Conferencing Center |
Jimmy D. Brunson and Carla A. Brunson appeal the trial court’s summary judgment dismissing their personal injury claims against Christian Youth Foundation d/b/a Disciples Crossing Camp and Conference Center (Disciples Crossing). In nine issues, the Brunsons argue that the trial court erred in granting Disciples Crossing’s motion for summary judgment. We affirm. |
Joyce Haliford v. Edmond Public Schools |
1. That the Plaintiff is a resident of Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma. |
Tonnie Collins v. Flash Lube Oil, Inc. |
Appellant Tonnie Collins was injured at a Flash Lube Oil, Inc., store while |
Alta Nan Mullins v. Sam's East, Inc. d/b/a Sam's Club #6342 |
Alta Nan Mullins sued Sam's East, Inc. d/b/a Sam's Club #6342 on a negligence theory claiming to have been injured and/or damaged in an accident that Plaintiff claimed was caused by the failure of the Defendant and/or its employees to exercise due care. |
Favronia Fatse v. Stew Leonard's |
Favronia Fatse, age 74, sued Stew Leonard's in Norwalk, Connecticut on a premises liability theory claiming to have been injured and/or damaged in a fall outside the store while she was a business invitee at the store on March 10, 2007. Plaintiff claimed that as she approached the front door of the store where the shopping carts were kept, she tripped and fell on a defect in the surface that both... More... $119820 (04-01-2013 - CT) |
Donnetta Berrien v. United States of America |
Plaintiff’s decedent worked for a civilian contractor at a military base in Michigan. He was fatally injured by a gutter that fell from the liquor store on the base. The United States appeals from the district court’s award under the Federal Tort Claims Act of $1.18 million in damages for failure to warn. Because |
Becky Sanders v. City of Broken Arrow |
Becky Sanders sued the City of Broken Arrow on a governmental tort claim premises liability theory under 51 O.S. 151, et seq. claiming: |
Kenna Beham v. Wal-Mart Stores East, L.P. |
Kenna Beham sued Wal-Mart Stores East, L.P. on a negligence theory claiming: |
Linda Lough v. James Pack and Betty Pack |
Appellant Linda Lough appeals the trial court’s order granting summary judgment for appellees James Pack and Betty Pack. We affirm. |
City of Houston v. Edmund L. Cogburn |
The City of Houston appeals the trial court’s denial of its plea to the jurisdiction based on governmental immunity. See TEX. CIV. PRAC. & REM. CODE ANN. § 51.014(a)(8) (West Supp. 2012). We affirm. |
James Temple v. Spiritbank |
James Temple sued Spiritbank on a premises liability theory claiming to have been injured and/or harmed from a condition that existed on Defendant's property while visiting the property as a business invitee. |
Cynthia Hatchett v. Panda Restaurant Group, Inc. |
Cynthia Hatchett sued Panda Restaurant Group, Inc., Praxis Development, Inc.a and MAE Development, LLC on premises liability theories claiming: |
Angela Lawson v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. d/b/a Wal-Mart Stores Number 499 |
Angela Lawson sued Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. d/b/a Wal-Mart Stores Number 499 on a premises liability theory claiming: |
Drever Waterstone, L.P. v. Jacqueline Rhodes |
In this appeal from a no-answer default judgment, appellants Drever Waterstone, L.P. (―Drever‖) and Concierge Asset Management, LLC (―CAM‖), assert that the trial court erred in denying their motion for new trial. Because Drever and CAM sufficiently established that their failure to answer was not intentional or the result of conscious indifference, we reverse and remand. |
Bud Rountree v. Boise Baseball, LLC |
This is a permissive appeal of an interlocutory order that declined to limit the duty owed by baseball stadium owners and operators to spectators injured by foul balls. Boise Baseball, LLC, Boise Hawks Baseball Club, LLC, and Home Plate Food Services, LLC, (collectively “Boise Baseball”) sought, and we granted, a permissive appeal of the district court’s order. We affirm. |
David Chevez v. McDonald's Restaurant of Florida, Inc. |
David Chavez appeals the final summary judgment rendered in favor of McDonald’s Restaurant of Florida, Inc., the defendant in the personal injury action Chavez filed claiming damages from his slip and fall on McDonald’s Restaurant’s premises. We conclude that Chavez, a business invitee on the premises of McDonald’s Restaurant, was owed a duty of care and that material issues of fact exist ... More... $0 (02-20-2013 - FL) |
Kamita Scraper v. McDonald's Corporation |
Kamita Scraper sued McDonald's Corporation, McDonalds, Incorporated, McDonald Restaurants of Oklahoma, Inc., McDonald's SA, LLC; and McDonald's of Sand Springs 7780 OK, Inc. on premises liability theories. |
James Temple v. Spiritbank |
James Temple sued Spiritbank on a premises liability theory. |
Lizabeth Jessee v. City Council Of Dayton |
The plaintiff here tripped, fell, and injured herself on an old |
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