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Arbitration, no assent to agreement

February 13, 2021 By lilly

ARBITRATION: Plaintiff did not assent to arbitration agreement expressly or impliedly, by failure to opt out, or by continuing to work for Defendant… order compelling arbitration reversed… Haddon reversed (memorandum). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ninth Circuit Court, Past Issues Tagged With: Kathryn Mahe, Leah Handelman, Tara Harris, Tessa Keller

Work comp, Class 1 claimants without actual wage loss

December 19, 2020 By lilly

WORK COMP: Legislature had rational basis for distinguishing between Class 1 and Class 2 or higher impairment claimants without actual wage loss, equal protection challenge properly rejected… Sandler affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Ben Snipes, Bradley Luck, Kathleen Sumner, Kiel Duckworth, Matthew Murphy, Paul Odegaard, Ross Johnson, Tessa Keller, Thomas Martello

Class action, “obsolete” background check information

June 6, 2020 By lilly

CLASS ACTION: 2nd motion to certify a class by Plaintiff suing background checks firm for “obsolete” information again fails for lack of showing of superiority… Halligan affirmed (IOR I-3(c)). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Bradley Luck, Christopher Froines, Tessa Keller

Child abuse reporting, church exception, no $35 million

January 11, 2020 By lilly

CHILD ABUSE REPORTING: Jehovah’s Witnesses not mandatory reporters under church confidentiality exception, not negligent for handling abuse claims internally… $35 million verdict reversed, remanded for summary judgment for church… Manley reversed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Bradley Luck, James Molloy, Joel Taylor, Neil Smith, Ross Leondoudakis, Tessa Keller

§703(2) impairment classifications constitutionality

August 24, 2019 By lilly

§703(2) impairment classifications constitutional… Sandler. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Workers' Compensation Court Tagged With: Ben Snipes, Bradley Luck, Kiel Duckworth, Matthew Murphy, Ross Johnson, Tessa Keller, Thomas Martello

$34,960,000 verdict, church failure to report sex abuse

October 6, 2018 By lilly

VERDICT: $34,960,000 net for one Plaintiff, Defense verdict as to one, church failure to report child sex abuse. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, State Trial Courts Tagged With: James Molloy, Joel Taylor, Kathleen DeSoto, Neil Smith, Ross Leonodakis, Tessa Keller

Child sex abuse, church’s failure to report

September 22, 2018 By lilly

CHILD SEX ABUSE: Supervisory control over Manley denied as to partial summary judgments against church in suit for failure to report child sex abuse. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: James Molloy, Joel Taylor, Kathleen DeSoto, Neil Smith, Ross Leonoudakis, Tessa Keller

Class certification, “obsolete” background info

May 19, 2018 By lilly

CLASS ACTION: Plaintiff suing background checks firm for “obsolete” information failed to meet 26(b)(3) superiority, certification properly denied. . . Halligan affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Bradley Luck, Christopher Froines, Tessa Keller

Serial litigation, amended complaint

November 11, 2017 By lilly

SERIAL LITIGATION: Amended complaint did not constitute serial litigation as 2nd Judge was not asked for “the same order” as 1st Judge… Ortley reversed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Ben Snipes, Brian Smith, Mark Kovacich, Michael McKeon Jr, Scott Hagel, Tessa Keller

Trucking company dispute, $1,890,000 verdict

September 30, 2017 By lilly

TRUCKING COMPANY DISPUTE: $1,890,000 verdict for Defendant/Counterclaimant affirmed… Larson affirmed (IOR 3(c)). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Brian Smith, Joseph Houston, Kevin Jones, Quentin Rhoades, Robert Erickson, Tessa Keller

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