November 15, 2007
The elevator’s here and it’s safe to get on.
This is a case involving alleged injuries resulting from an accident in a faulty elevator. The court looks to expert affidavits and depositon testimony in deciding to dismiss.
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This is a case involving alleged injuries resulting from an accident in a faulty elevator. The court looks to expert affidavits and depositon testimony in deciding to dismiss.
This case illustrates the New York standard for holding an employer liable for the discriminatory acts of its employees.
This case illustrates the proper standard for a court’s deciding whether to allow an untimely summary judgment motion.
This case illustrates what the court requires of a plaintiff served with a 3216 notice.
This is a case about a malicious prosecution claim against a civilian defendant.
The courts are closed today — election day — but the law office is open and so we have a post in the form of a case about the defense of primary assumption of the risk.
This case teaches that only a “special relationship” can defeat municipal immunity.
This case illustrates the standard on a motion to preclude testimony which purportedly is at odds with the pre-trial expert witness disclosure statement.