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Archives for 2009

Clandestine lab/endangerment, jury, hearsay

June 20, 2009 By lilly

CLANDESTINE LAB/ENDANGERMENT: 911 dispatcher with police boyfriend properly not excused from jury for cause… detective improperly allowed to give handwriting opinion, but error harmless in light of other admissible evidence showing who occupied motel room with meth lab… Defendant opened door to hearsay by introducing [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Jennifer Clark, Micheal Wellenstein, Russell LaFontaine

Procedure, post-deadline punitives claim

June 20, 2009 By lilly

PROCEDURE: Dental malpractice Plaintiff allowed to add post-deadline punitives claim based on alleged concealment of lip laceration during surgery… Larson. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, State Trial Courts Tagged With: Gary Kalkstein, Michael McKeon Jr, Mick McKeon

Standing, police pension/disability fund

June 20, 2009 By lilly

STANDING: Police association lacks standing to challenge City’s management of pension/disability fund, claims for future retirement payments/reimbursements fail injury-in-fact test… Haddon affirmed (unpublished). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ninth Circuit Court, Past Issues Tagged With: Andrew Suenram, Jean Bergeson, Thomas Welsch, Timothy Strauch, W.G. Gilbert III

Arbitration, $840,078, expenses, wrongful discharge

June 20, 2009 By lilly

ARBITRATION: $840,078 for wrongful discharge of software Client Business Manager for refusal to accept non-performance-based demotion under circumstances violative of personnel policies… no penalty for failure to immediately pay accrued vacation… $54,337 costs of [Read more…]

Filed Under: Federal Trial Courts, Past Issues Tagged With: Cynthia Walker, Darren Nadel, Donald Robinson, John Crist, Mark DeMeester

Settlements

June 20, 2009 By lilly

Plan I

Gregory Kemp, low back, 6/06, $23,250, Leslae Dalpiaz

Jon Williams, low back, 6/08, $23,000, Stacy Tempel-St. John [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Workers' Compensation Court

Race discrimination, Hispanic, nursing home

June 20, 2009 By lilly

RACE DISCRIMINATION: Hispanic nursing home employee failed to prove she was denied CNA training due to race, but improperly terminated without adequate investigation/corrective action for opining that nursing home is racist… subsequently settled… FIR, Elaine Benedict. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Human Rights, Past Issues Tagged With: Cindy Cour, Michael San Souci

Default, 60(b)(1) v. (b)(6), insurance claim

June 13, 2009 By lilly

DEFAULT: Insurer would have been entitled to set aside $101,300 rear-ender default judgment under 60(b)(1) but for 60-day bar, but relief also properly granted under (b)(6) “extraordinary circumstances,” including that local agent received complaint/summons but “mystery” [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil

Condemnation, attorney fees, lender defendants

June 13, 2009 By lilly

CONDEMNATION: Attorney fees improperly determined based on since abandoned Forrester factors, $250/hr reduced to Flathead Co. customary $150… only $30,000 relating to original complaint offset from fee award pursuant to ambiguous stipulation, not $176,786 for all fees up to date of stipulation as claimed by MDT… lender Defendants [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Christy Brandon, James Lewis, John Stokes, Robert Gentry, Timothy Reardon

Hospital privileges, breast smiley face

June 13, 2009 By lilly

HOSPITAL PRIVILEGES of radiation oncologist who drew smiley face on breast not wrongfully revoked… Tucker affirmed (IOR I-3(d)(v)).

A patient complained to St. James Hospital about radiation oncologist [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Gregory Murphy, James Kommers

Marital, right to travel within Montana

June 13, 2009 By lilly

MARITAL: Federal right to interstate travel includes right to travel within Montana, custody improperly changed based on wife’s relocation… Simonton reversed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Jeff Turner, Sheila Newman

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