Barker v. Fox & Associates |
An understanding of the factual background predating Barkers complaint is necessary to put the matter in context, and we begin with that background. |
LA Taxi v. Independent Taxi Owners |
On August 2, 2013, plaintiffs filed a complaint for damages and injunctive relief against defendants. The complaint alleged that Yellow Cab, Bell Cab, ITOA, and Checker Cab are taxicab service companies operating in Los Angeles County. It further alleged that defendants engaged in false advertising on the Internet. According to the complaint, taxi companies engage in search advertising -- the... More... $0 (08-21-2015 - CA) |
Assn. for LA Deputy Sheriffs v. LA Times |
According to appellants, the Los Angeles County Office of Public Safety (OPS) used to be a law enforcement agency separate from the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department (LASD). In 2010, the County decided to merge OPS into LASD. Apparently, OPS officers who wanted to work for LASD were required to complete application forms for LASD. LASD hired former OPS officers to work as deputy sheriffs.... More... $0 (08-20-2015 - CA) |
Susan H. Chadd v. United States of America |
Seattle, WA - Ninth Circuit reverses grant of Tort Claim summary judgment on wrongful death claim |
Jessica Shannon v. Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church U.S. |
We are asked to decide whether ecclesiastical immunity can shield a church |
Art Reyna v. Irene Baldridge and Kathy Hill |
Appellant Art Reyna was sued by Appellees Irene Baldridge and Kathy Hill for libel per se based on a printed campaign advertisement distributed shortly before a Leon Valley City Council election in May 2013. Reyna moved to dismiss Appellees suit under the Texas Citizens Participation Act (TCPA), but the trial court denied his motion, and he filed this interlocutory appeal. Because Appellees estab... More... $0 (07-15-2015 - TX) |
Jessica Chan v. Peter Curran |
After plaintiff and appellant Jessica Chanâs mother died from internal |
In Re Memorial Herman Hospital System; Memorial Herman Physician Network; Michael Macris, M.D.; Michael Macris, M.D., P.A. and Keith Alexander |
A decade ago, we observed: âWhile the medical privileges are important in promoting free discussion in the evaluation of health care professionals and health services, the right to evidence is also important, and therefore privileges must be strictly construed.â1 In this original proceedingâinvolving a heart surgeon who claims his former hospital retaliated against him for joining a competin... More... $0 (05-22-2015 - TX) |
David Mauk v. Pipe Creek Water Well, LLC and Robert Rae Powell |
Appellant David Mauk, the general manager for Bandera County River Authority and Groundwater District, was sued for defamation, slander per se, and business disparagement. Mauk moved to dismiss the suit under section 101.106(f) of the Texas Tort Claims Act. He asserted he was immune from suit because he was a governmental unit employee acting within the scope of his employment and the suit could h... More... $0 (05-20-2015 - TX) |
Mikob Properties, Inc., Allan Klein, and Mitchell Kobernick v. David Joachim, International Realty Concepts, Inc., and H.S. Joachim Family Limited Partnership LTD. |
This breach of contract case arises out of a settlement agreement negotiated by business |
Colleen C. Piccone v. John W. Bartels, Jr. |
Following an encounter between the |
John Dewey Holt v. Kamagon Fitness, Karen L. Reed, Mark Reed and Hedstrom PLastics, Inc. |
Tulsa, OK - John Dewey Holt sued Kamagon Fitness, Karen L. Reed, Mark Reed and Hedstrom PLastics, Inc. on fraud, breach of contract, intentional infliction of emotional distress, libel and tortious interference with contract theories claiming: |
United States of America v. Jantran, Inc. |
The Miss Dixie is a cargo line boat operated by Jantran, a company |
Chris Davis v. Motiva Enterprises, LLC |
Chris Davis sued (1) Chris Fournet for invasion of privacy by public disclosure of private facts and by intrusion on seclusion, libel, and intentional infliction of emotional distress; and (2) Motiva Enterprises, L.L.C. for negligent supervision, negligent entrustment, and negligent undertaking.1 Motiva filed a motion to dismiss based on the Communications Decency Act (âCDAâ), which the trial ... More... $0 (04-02-2015 - TX) |
Marvalyn Decambre v. Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego |
Marvalyn DeCambre, M.D., appeals a judgment entered after the trial court granted special motions to strike pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 425.161 brought by defendants Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego (RCHSD), Children's Specialist San Diego (CSSD) and the Regents of the University of California (Regents) (collectively, defendants), and also sustained defendants' demurrers to certa... More... $0 (03-11-2015 - CA) |
Robert C. Baral v. David Schnitt |
This is an appeal from an order denying a special motion to strike under Code of Civil Procedure, section 425.16.1 We are asked to add our voice to the growing debate among appellate districts as to whether section 425.16 (anti-SLAPP statute) authorizes excision of allegations subject to the anti-SLAPP statute (protected activity) in a cause of action that also contains meritorious allegations not... More... $0 (02-05-2015 - CA) |
LeaAnne Klentzman and Carter Publications, Inc., d/b/a The West Fort Bend Star v. Wade Brady |
Appellee, Wade Brady, sued appellants, Carter Publications, Inc. d/b/a The |
The State of Texas v. Valerie Saxion, Inc. |
In two issues in this accelerated interlocutory appeal, Appellants the State of Texas and Greg Abbott, in his official capacity as Attorney General of the State of Texas (collectively, the State) argue that the trial court erred by denying their |
Baltasar D. Cruz v. James Van Sickle |
Baltasar D. Cruz sued James Van Sickle, Karl-Thomas Musselman d/b/a Burnt Orange Report, and Katherine Haenschen for libel. Appellees moved to dismiss the suit pursuant to the Texas Citizens Participation Act (the Act),1 commonly referred to as an anti-SLAPP2 statute, designed to protect citizens who exercise their constitutional rights to, among other things, communicate about matters of public c... More... $0 (12-04-2014 - TX) |
Darrin Opaitz v. Gannaway Web Holding, L.L.C., d/b/a Worldnow; Raycom Media, Inc. d/b/a KCBD-TV NewsChannel 11; and James Clark |
Appellant, Darrin Opaitz, challenges the trial courtâs order granting summary judgment in favor of media Appellees, Gannaway Web Holdings, LLC, d/b/a Worldnow, Raycom Media, Inc., d/b/a KCBD-TV NewsChannel 11 and James Clark, individually, (collectively KCBD) in his suit for invasion of privacy, defamation by libel, defamation by libel per quod and declaratory judgment. |
Wing F. Chau v. Michael Lewis |
PlaintiffsâAppellants Wing F. Chau and Harding Advisory LLC appeal |
R. Scott Phelan v. H. Scott Norville |
Appellant and Cross-Appellee, R. Scott Phelan, and Appellee and Cross-Appellant, H. Scott Norville, both appeal a judgment rendered in Phelanâs favor following a jury trial on Phelanâs assault and libel claims against Norville. The jury awarded Phelan a total monetary award of $590,000, consisting of $15,000 for physical pain/mental anguish as a result of the assault claim, $325,000 for past a... More... $0 (09-22-2014 - TX) |
Boris Y. Levitt v. Yelp! Inc. |
Today, individuals can share their opinions with the entire |
Pat Briscoe v. Aaron Kyle Hammer, et al. |
Pat Briscoe v. Aaron Kyle Hammer, et al. |
Shawn King v. This Land Press, LLC, et al. |
Shawn King v. This Land Press, LLC, Keena b. Roberts, Joshua Kline, Michael Mason, Vince Lovoi, Eric Cullen and Cullen & Associates, LLC |
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