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Archives for 2018

Lockhart lien for getting terminated medical reopened

September 22, 2018 By lilly

Lockhart lien perfected by sufficient work (far more than merely “initiating a process”) in obtaining 2 years of additional medical after termination under 60-month rule despite conflict in DLI Retainer Agreement and fee rule. . . no penalty/fees as this is issue of 1st impression. . . Sandler. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Workers' Compensation Court Tagged With: Larry Jones, Leslae Dalpiaz

Settlements

September 22, 2018 By lilly

Plan I

Donald Possinger, multiple, 12/99, disputed PT, $101,629, Chris Helmer [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Workers' Compensation Court

Jurisdiction, consent by registration, railroad

September 15, 2018 By lilly

JURISDICTION: A foreign corporation does not consent to general personal jurisdiction by registering to do business and conducting activities in Montana. . . claims against BN by 3 Plaintiffs injured outside Montana properly dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. . . Fagg and Moses affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Christopher Decker, Jon Moyers, Kathryn Kohn, Randy Cox, Scott Stearns

Electronic spoliation, sexual misconduct emails

September 15, 2018 By lilly

ELECTRONIC SPOLIATION: Supervisory control of Reynolds granted reversing default judgment against MSU as spoliation sanction for failure to preserve emails related to student’s claim of sexual misconduct by professor. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Geoffrey Angel, W. Anderson

Prosecutorial immunity, dismissed boy rape of boy

September 15, 2018 By lilly

PROSECUTORIAL IMMUNITY: Special deputy entitled to absolute prosecutorial immunity in concluding that Sheriff’s Office incident report without forensic interview established probable cause to believe that boy had raped another boy, an allegation by father that was subsequently dismissed as greatly exaggerated. . . immunity properly extended to County and State. . . claims against County also precluded by public duty doctrine and lack of evidence of negligence in forwarding report for further investigation. . . Seeley affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Courtney Mathieson, Gregory Bonilla, Robert Farris-Olsen, Scott Peterson

Parenting, children with father after mother moved

September 15, 2018 By lilly

PARENTING: No abuse of discretion in requiring children to live primarily with father after mother moved 2 hours away. . . Jones affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Craig Buehler, Joe Casey

Sentencing, $25 “administrative fee” to fund CA Office

September 15, 2018 By lilly

SENTENCING: No authority to impose $25 “administrative fee” on disorderly conduct Defendant to fund City Attorney’s Office. . . Jenks/Halligan reversed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Gary Henricks, James Reavis, Ryan Aikin

Revocation, polygamist who absconded to Mexico

September 15, 2018 By lilly

REVOCATION challenge by polygamist who absconded to Mexico for 10 years properly rejected. . . Cooney affirmed (IOR I-3(c)). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Colin Stephens, Jonathan Krauss

DUI, 1 continuously lit plus 2 functioning brake lights

September 15, 2018 By lilly

DUI: Sufficient basis to stop vehicle with continuously lit brake light despite 2 other functioning brake lights. . . Sullivan/Eddy affirmed (IOR I-3(c)). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Danny Tenebaum, Ryan Aikin

DUI, vague dismissal of deferred sentence with predicate

September 15, 2018 By lilly

DUI: Vague 2007 order dismissing 2001 deferred sentence applied only to endangerment, not DUI, 2001 DUI properly predicate for felony enhancement. . . Langton affirmed (IOR I-3(c)). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Angela Wetzsteon, Haley Jackson, Mardell Ployhar

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