Lorrie Broyles v. New Business World, Inc. dba New World Buffet |
Lorrie Broyles sued New Business World, Inc. dba New World Buffet on a premises liability 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.... More... $1 (06-14-2012 - OK) |
Elvis Green v. Reasors, Inc. |
Elvis Green sued Reasors, Inc. on a premises liability theory claiming to have been injured while a business invitee in Defendant's store as a result of a dangerous condition on the premises.... More... $4000 (06-11-2012 - OK) |
Johnny Chaffin v. Kohl's Department Stores, Inc. |
Johnny Chaffin sued Kohl's Department Stores, Inc. on a premises liability theory claiming to have been injured while a business invitee as a direct result of a dangerous condition on Defendant's property.... More... $1 (06-11-2012 - OK) |
Jeffrey Ensign v. P.A. Hayes |
COMES NOW the Plaintiff, Jeffery Ensign and for his causes of action against the Defendants PA. Hayes and G.C. Hayes and states as follows: |
Carrie Avard v. IHOP #1495 of Tulsa, Inc. |
Carrie Avard sued IHOP #1495 of Tulsa, Inc. on a premises liability theory claiming to have sustained an injury while a business invitee caused by a condition on Defendant's property. |
Steven M. Tilley v. Diamond Ballroom, LLC dba Black Diamond Ballroom |
Steven M. Tilley sued Diamond Ballroom, LLC dba Black Diamond Ballroom, Black On My Back Productions, LLC and King Productions on premises liability theories claiming on November 1, 2010 he was a business invitee at a "Black Veil Brides" concert at Black Diamond Ballroom hosted by King and Black on My Back Productions when he was knocked down by other concert attendees and other attendees landed o... More... $1 (06-05-2012 - OK) |
Michael K. McGuigan v. Vascor Ltd. |
Plaintiff appeals as of right an order granting defendants’ motion for summary disposition. We affirm. |
Florence Norene Craig v. Beeville Family Practice, L.L.P. |
Florence Norene Craig appeals a take-nothing judgment rendered in favor of appellees, Beeville Family Practice, L.L.P. and Agarita Medical Clinic,1 in a premises liability case. We affirm. |
Edward Marcus v. City of Newton |
Edward Marcus was injured during a softball game on a public field owned by the city of Newton (city). We consider the city's appeal, [FN1] which we transferred from the Appeals Court on our own motion, from the denial of its motion for summary judgment, based on the ground that it was immune from suit pursuant to the recreational use statute, G.L. c. 21, § 17C. The city argues that the judge err... More... $0 (05-07-2012 - MA) |
David Jones v. Erin Hatfield |
David Jones sued Erin Hatfield, Casey Chouteau, Shawn Cuschel, Kelly Click, Joey Click, and Robbie Hixon, individually and as an agent of Northstar Properties of Oklahoma City, LLC on neglgence and assault and battery theories claiming to have been injured when attacked by Hatfield at a house in Cleveland County, Oklahoma on March 29, 2008. Plaintiff claimed that she was an invitee of Erin Hatfi... More... $125000 (04-30-2012 - OK) |
Dorothy M. Tracey v. Anthony K. Solesky |
In Maryland the vicious mauling of young children by pit bulls occurred as early as 1916.1 Bachman vs. Clark, 128 Md. 245; 97 A. 440 (1916). In that case, a ten-year-old boy, John L. Clark, was playing on the north side of a street when a pit bull (“bull terrier”) came across the street from its owner’s property and attacked him, inflicting serious injuries. The pit bull refused to release t... More... $0 (04-26-2012 - MD) |
Amanda Coble v. Turnpike Lounge, Inc. |
Amanda Coble sued Turnpike Lounge, Inc. and Fat Daddy's Bar & Grill, Inc. on premises liability theories claiming to have been injured while a visit invitee.... More... $1 (04-23-2012 - OK) |
Travis Burns v. Gregory Joseph Gagnon |
These companion appeals arise out of a personal-injury suit brought by a former Gloucester High School (GHS or school) student who was injured in a fight with another student on school grounds. On the morning of the fight, an assistant principal at the school received a report that the fight would occur sometime that day. He did not act on the report before the fight. |
Gail Avery v. Outdoor Escapes, LLC |
Gail Avery and John Avery suede Outdoor Escapes, LLC and Marketplace Events, LLC claiming: |
Robert M. Delci v. Gutierrez Trucking Company |
¶1 Plaintiffs appeal the superior court’s order granting judgment on the pleadings for Defendants. Concluding that the owner/operator of a motor vehicle has no duty to protect the public from the negligent driving of a car thief, we affirm the superior court’s judgment. |
Julia Longoria III v. Gina Austin |
Julia Longoria III sued Gina Austin and David Austin on a negligence theory claiming that while attempting to help Defendants move a car on January 30, 2009 the Defendants pushed the car too fast and he fell and broke his ankle. |
Kim Manuel v. El Chico Restaurants, Inc. |
Kim Manuel sued El Chico Restaurants, Inc. on a premises liability theory claiming to have been injured while a business invitee at Defendant's restaurant.... More... $1 (04-10-2012 - OK) |
Mary Beth Schaff v. Albertsons, Inc. |
Mary Beth Schaff sued Albertsons, Inc. on a premises liability theory claiming that she was a business invitee at Albertson's store in Norman, Oklahoma on August 31, 2002 when she slipped in fell as a result of water on the floor of the store. |
Brian Canaday v. F and D Partnership, Ltd. d/b/a Bowling Green Recreation Center |
Brian Canaday sued F and D Partnership, Ltd. d/b/a Bowling Green Recreation Center on a premises liability and dram shop theories claiming that on June 17, 2003 Plaintiff was a business invitee of Defendant in the Cross Eyed Moose as a direct result of the Defendant failing to keep a safe environment for business invitees, failing to provide reasonable security for the premises, failing to properl... More... $1 (03-31-2012 - OK) |
Quinton Murphy v. Ryans Store, Inc. |
Quinton Murphy sued Ryans Store, Inc. on a premises liability theory claiming that on July 17,m 2011, Plaintiff was a business invitee at Defendant's store at 9948 East 21st Street, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and slipped and fell in water which was negligently allowed to remain unmarked or posted with a warning sign or marker. Plaintiff claimed that Defendant knew or should have known of the existence of... More... $1 (03-22-2012 - OK) |
Gomez v. Stop and Shop Supermarket, Co. |
Plaintiff-appellant Armando Gomez, a Colombian national, sued defendant-appellee Stop & Shop Supermarket Co., after he slipped and fell while shopping. The district court entered summary judgment for the defendant. After careful consideration, we affirm. |
Brandy Andler v. Clear Channel Broadcasting, Inc. |
Plaintiff-Appellant Brandy Andler appeals the district court’s decision to exclude the testimony of her expert witness regarding loss of future earning capacity in her personal injury lawsuit against Defendant-Appellee Clear Channel Broadcasting, Inc. (“Clear Channel”). Clear Channel cross-appeals the denial of its motion for judgment as a matter of law on the issue of liability. Because the... More... $0 (02-29-2012 - OH) |
Dannetta Jennings v. Helmerich & Payne, Inc. |
Dannetta Jennings sued Helmerich & Payne, Inc. on a premises liability theory claiming to have been injured while a business invitee on Defendant's property as a direct result of a dangerous condition on the property of which Defendant was aware or should have been aware if it exercised due care for the safety of Plaintiff. |
Phillip W. Metz v. Heathstone Village Condominium Owners Association |
Phillip W. Metz sued the Heathstone Village Condominium Owners Association on a premises liability theory claiming to have been injured while on Defendant's property was an invitee by a dangerous condition that existed on the property about which Defendant was aware or should have been aware. |
Carroll Harrington v. Homeland Stores, Inc. |
Carroll Harrington sued Homeland Stores, Inc. on a premises liability theory claiming that on February 20, 2008 she was a business invitee at the Homeland Store location at 24 East 33rd Street in Edmond, Oklahoma and fell in the bathroom due to the negligence of the Defendant. |
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