Add to ORKGA judgment against a school district and its staff and a denial of their motions for JNOV were improper because there was no legal basis for a finding of negligence when student was hurt while playing in a game of touch football during recess
Parents of a son\u27s killed in a collision with a train were not entitled to a new trial in their a...
Grant of a new trial in favor of a customer on issue of damages, in his action to recover for person...
Writ of prohibition to restrain trial court from trying petitioner on charges of conspiring to recei...
A verdict was proper because evidence was sufficient to infer that a college student was acting as a...
A public employee was legitimately dismissed from his position as a professor at a state college bec...
A jury instruction on contributory negligence with respect to an adult passenger was prejudicial whe...
No prejudicial error existed when the jury instructions correctly informed the jury about the shoote...
College had to pay part, but not all, of professor\u27s salary, which was withheld after he failed t...
In a case where the evidence was not clearly persuasive in favor of either party, and where there wa...
A three-year suspension was an appropriate sanction for ambulance chasing attorneys; the Rules of ...
The refusal to give the jury instructions that were requested by a pedestrian did not provide ground...
City ordinance, which prevented the construction of a building to be used for private school purpose...
A one-half inch ridge covered with dirt over a sidewalk was too trivial of a sidewalk defect to impu...
A trial court did not err in giving an instruction on continuing negligence in conjunction with an i...
In plaintiff\u27s action to recover damages for personal injuries sustained through a fall on a ceme...
Parents of a son\u27s killed in a collision with a train were not entitled to a new trial in their a...
Grant of a new trial in favor of a customer on issue of damages, in his action to recover for person...
Writ of prohibition to restrain trial court from trying petitioner on charges of conspiring to recei...
A verdict was proper because evidence was sufficient to infer that a college student was acting as a...
A public employee was legitimately dismissed from his position as a professor at a state college bec...
A jury instruction on contributory negligence with respect to an adult passenger was prejudicial whe...
No prejudicial error existed when the jury instructions correctly informed the jury about the shoote...
College had to pay part, but not all, of professor\u27s salary, which was withheld after he failed t...
In a case where the evidence was not clearly persuasive in favor of either party, and where there wa...
A three-year suspension was an appropriate sanction for ambulance chasing attorneys; the Rules of ...
The refusal to give the jury instructions that were requested by a pedestrian did not provide ground...
City ordinance, which prevented the construction of a building to be used for private school purpose...
A one-half inch ridge covered with dirt over a sidewalk was too trivial of a sidewalk defect to impu...
A trial court did not err in giving an instruction on continuing negligence in conjunction with an i...
In plaintiff\u27s action to recover damages for personal injuries sustained through a fall on a ceme...
Parents of a son\u27s killed in a collision with a train were not entitled to a new trial in their a...
Grant of a new trial in favor of a customer on issue of damages, in his action to recover for person...
Writ of prohibition to restrain trial court from trying petitioner on charges of conspiring to recei...