Marisol Perez v. Elizabeth Cumba |
This unconventional premises liability case concerns injuries sustained by a social invitee as a result of the intentional and criminal acts of a third party. The plaintiff, Marisol Perez, administratrix of the estate of Hiram D. Colon, Jr., appeals from the judgment of the trial court, rendered after a jury trial, in favor of the defendant, Elizabeth Cumba. The plaintiff claims that the court imp... More... $0 (10-02-2012 - CT) |
Susan Clinkenbeard v. Ellen Schuyler |
COMES NOW Plaintiff, SUSAN CLINKLINBEARD, for her cause of action against Defendant, Ellen Schuyler, and hereby alleges and states that: 1. On or about May 6, 2009, Plaintiff was an invitee in l)Defendant’s home at 1415 Richmond Road in Edmond, Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma. |
Kyle Medcalf v. John Lee Cornell |
COMES NOW the Plaintiff’s, Kyle Medcalf and Shari Medcalf, individually and as Husband and Wife, and Craig Medcalf, individually, by and through their attorney of record, Gary I. James, and files their Petition herein against the Defendant, John Lee Cornell. For their causes of action against said Defendant, Plaintiffs allege and state the following: |
Brian Gobble v. The Manitowoc Cranes, Inc. |
Brian Gobble, individually , and Dean Parsons, individually and as special administrator of the Estate of Michael Parsons, deceased, sued The Manitowoc Cranes, Inc.; Grove Worldwide, LLC; Scott-Macon Equipment of Oklahoma, Inc., Silverscliffe Construction Company; Chesapeake Energy Corporation, et al. on personal tort theories claiming: |
Maria E. Mills v. The Solution, LLC |
The plaintiff, Maria E. Mills, executrix of the estate of Clarence Israel Mills (decedent), appeals from the summary judgments rendered by the trial court in favor of the defendants the city of Bridgeport (city); Philip C. Handy, the director of the city’s department of parks and recreation; Anthony Armeno, the city’s acting chief of police at the time of the subject incident; 5 Star Amusement... More... $0 (09-16-2012 - CT) |
Andrea Chavez v. HBC Motorsports, LLC |
1. That on or about June 26, 2009, Irvin Fernando Zubiate Chavez, the deceased, was an invitee on the premises of Cooperland Raceway when he drowned while attending an event held at the track and sponsored by the Defendants, and each of them. |
Travis Gilmore v. Warren Theatres, LLC |
Travis Gilmore sued Warren Theatres, LLC a premises liability theory claiming: |
Laura Higuera v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. |
Laura Higuera sued Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. on a premises liability theory claiming: |
Julian Villa v. Wild Wings West, LLD d/b/a Buffalo Wind Wings |
Julian Villa sued Wild Wings West, LLD d/b/a Buffalo Wind Wings on a premises liability theory claiming: |
Brenda Linam v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. |
Plaintiff, Brenda Linam sued Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. on a premises liability theory. The accident in which Plaintiff, Brenda Linam, slipped and fell on a puddle of water on September 11, 2009, at the Wal-Mart in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. |
Diana Anderson v. Petsmart, Inc. |
Diana Anderson sued Petsmart, Inc. on a premises liability law theory claiming to have been injured while a business invitee at Defendant's place of business as a direct result of a dangerous condition on the property of which Defendant was aware or should have been aware if its employees had used ordinary care in the operation of the business. |
Jeremy McDaniel v. Trio Holdings, LLC d/b/a Trio Wireless |
Jeremy McDaniel sued Trio Holdings, LLC d/b/a Trio Wireless as a result of injuries McDaniel sustained when he was a business invitee on Trio’s premises. McDaniel alleged that Trio and its employees were negligent and breached a duty of reasonable care by failing to make the premises safe. Trio moved for summary judgment, asserting that it owed no duty to McDaniel because the criminal act was ... More... $0 (09-03-2012 - TX) |
Karen DiPietro v. Farmington Sports Arena |
The dispositive issue presented by this premises liability appeal is whether the Appellate Court correctly concluded that the plaintiff, Karen DiPietro, had established the existence of a genuine issue of material fact concerning the defendants’ actual or constructive knowledge of a dangerous condition. |
C. Janice Gale v. Reasors, LLC |
C. Janice Gale sued Reasors, LLC on a premises liability theory claiming to have been injured while a business invitee on Defendant's property as a result of a dangerous condition that was present on Defendant's property that it knew or should have known about. |
Heather Madrigal v. Red Frog Events, LLC |
COMES NOW the Plaintiff, Heather Madrigal (hereafter referred to as “Plaintiff’) and for her causes of action against Red Frog Events, LLC (hereafter referred to as “Defendant”) alleges and states as follows, to wit: |
Alice Baldrige v. Westlake Hareware, Inc. |
Alice Baldrige sued Westlake Hareware, Inc. on a premises liability theory claiming to have been injured while a business invitee at Defendant's place of business as a result of a dangerous condition on the property about which Defendant knew or should have known. |
Marty Danielle Gann v. Anheuser-Busch, Inc. |
In this case, the issue we must address is whether the Appellees, the manufacturer and seller and the distributor of a “longneck” glass beer bottle, are liable for the injuries sustained by Appellant when she was struck in the face by a patron at a bar wielding the bottle as a weapon. Concluding that Appellant has failed to produce more than a scintilla of evidence that the longneck bottle w... More... $0 (07-27-2012 - TX) |
Natasha Williams v. Canpro Investments, Ltd. |
In this premises-liability case, Natasha Williams argues that the trial court erred in granting a no-evidence summary judgment for Unilev Management Corp. Unilev managed the office building where Williams worked and was injured. Because Williams failed to present more than a scintilla of evidence that Unilev knew or should have known of the dangerous condition that injured her, we affirm the trial... More... $0 (07-26-2012 - TX) |
Georgiacarry.org, Inc. v. The State of Georgia |
In 2010, the Georgia legislature, apparently concerned that the carrying of weapons and long g 1 uns2 would likely present an unreasonable risk of harm to people who assemble in eight specific locations, enacted a statute barring the unrestricted carrying of weapons or long guns in those locations. O.C.G.A. § 16- 11-127(b) (this provision is hereinafter referred to as the “Carry Law”).3 This ... More... $0 (07-24-2012 - GA) |
Janet L. Wilson v. Cherokee National Enterprises, LLC and Will Rogers Downs, LLC |
Tulsa Personal Injury Lawyer George Miles represented Janet L. Wilson in suing Cherokee National Enterprises, LLC and Will Rogers Downs, LLC on a premises liability theory claiming to have been injured while a business invitee on Defendants' property as a direct result of a dangerous condition on the property of which Defendants were aware or should have been aware with the exercise of due care. |
Arikka K. Finn v. Jackie Cooper Imports, Inc. |
Arikka K. Finn sued Jackie Cooper Imports, Inc. on a premises liability theory claiming to have been injured while a business invitee on Defendant's property as a result of a dangerous condition on the party of which Defendant was aware or should have been aware. |
Florence Bowles v. Braums Ice Cream and Dairy Store |
Norman, Oklahoma personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on an auto negligence theory claiming to have suffered more than $10,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of Defendants failure to exercise due care in the operation of an automobile. |
Zella L. Albright v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. |
Zella L. Albright sued Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. on a negligence theory alleging: |
Gay Wilson v. Case & Associates Properties, Inc. |
Gay Wilson, individually, and as parent and next friend of Christina Wilson, a minor, sued Case & Associates Properties, Inc., d/b/a Crown Point Apartments claiming: |
Dorothy Fitzherbert v. Inland US Management |
Dorothy and Jeffrey Fitzherbert appeal a final summary judgment entered in favor of Inland US Management and R. Daniel Guinsler (collectively Inland). The Fitzherberts previously filed a negligence action against Inland seeking damages for injuries Mrs. Fitzherbert sustained after tripping on the side of a ramp in front of a Marshalls store on October 27, 2007. Because we conclude that Inland's su... More... $0 (06-15-2012 - FL) |
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