Tacoma, WA - Personal injury car wreck lawyer represented Plaintiffs, Clinton D. Pederson and Lee Ann McGill sued the United States of America, Clinton D. Pederson and Lee Ann McGill v. United States of America, on a Federal Tort Claim Act personal injury auto negligence theory claiming to have been injured and/or damages in a car wreck caused by Jose L. Caywood.

¶0 1. Contracts--Fraud--Remedies.
A party who, by fraud, has been induced to enter into a contract has, upon discovery thereof, a choice of two classes of remedy, to wit, rescission or affirmance.
2. Same--Rescission--Restoration of Consideration.
A party attempting to rescind a contract must comply with the statutes by offering to restore, or by restoring, everything which is of value

Defendants and appellants Catalina Restaurant Group, Inc., Carrows Restaurants,
Inc., Carrows Family Restaurants, Inc., Coco’s Bakery Restaurants, Inc. and Coco’s
Restaurants, Inc. (collectively, Catalina Defendants) appeal the partial denial of their
motion to compel arbitration. Plaintiff and respondent Yalila Lacayo (Lacayo) was an
employee of Catalina Defendants. Lacayo filed h

Muskogee, OK - Roy Shannon Key sued the United States of America, et rel. Department of Health and Human Services on a Federal Tort Claims Act medical malpractice theory.

Donald Wilson entered a plea of no contest on a charge of felony child abuse in
connection with events culminating in the death on his infant son. He and his wife
(plaintiffs) then sued several individuals and entities who undertook to provide lifesaving
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services for the infant, asserting causes of action for medical malpractice, professional
negligence, and intentional infl

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Plaintiff and appellant, Charles Huckey, sued defendant and respondent, City of
Temecula (the City), for injuries he sustained from tripping and falling on a defective city
sidewalk. He alleged the sidewalk defect was a dangerous condition of public property.
(Gov. Code, §§ 830 et seq.)1
The trial court granted the city’s motion for summary
judgment on the ground the sidewalk

“Pursuant to constitutional mandate, the Legislature has
vested the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) with
exclusive jurisdiction over claims for workers’ compensation
benefits. (Cal. Const., art. XIV, § 4, Lab. Code, § 5300.)” (La
Jolla Beach & Tennis Club, Inc. v. Industrial Indemnity Co.
(1994) 9 Cal.4th 27, 35.) Thus, in an action involving a worker
injured dur