Just after noon on July 19, 2012, the Petitioner, who was driving a 1989 Ford Mustang, and the victim, Kiley Shelton, who was the unrestrained passenger in the front seat of this vehicle, were involved in a fatal wreck. The Petitioner, while negotiating a slight left curve, lost control of his vehicle, drove off the right side of the roadway, rotated counter-clockwise and crossed back across both

This appeal addresses standing to bring a cause of action for trespass to realty.
Generally, the tort of trespass protects possessory interests and, therefore, a person in
actual possession of the land may sue for trespass. Ownership or recorded title to land is
not required. Some California decisions state the plaintiff’s possession must be “lawful.”
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This opinion addresses

On August 16, 2017, Smith was tried in Lincoln County Circuit Court on a two-count
indictment. Count I of the indictment charged Smith with possession of marijuana in the
Lincoln County jail. After the jury deadlocked on Count I, the State requested and was
granted a nolle prosequi order on that count. Count II of the indictment charged Smith with
unauthorized possession of a cel

Plaintiff Arkady Berger sought to collect an underlying judgment against
defendant Gary Varum and his company, defendant Telesis Engineers, Inc. (jointly the
Varum defendants). Berger alleged the Varum defendants fraudulently transferred assets
to other defendants in an effort to avoid paying the judgment. While Berger’s
enforcement action against the Varum defendants and defendant

This case concerns a massive, months-long leak from a
natural gas storage facility located just outside Los Angeles.
According to the allegations before us, the accident severely
harmed the economy of a nearby suburb. We must decide if local
businesses — none of which allege they suffered personal injury
or property damage — may recover in negligence for income lost
because