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How an Intervening Criminal Act Can Relieve a Defendant of Liability in a Negligence Lawsuit

By | Published April 15, 2021 | Posted in General Liability Defense | Tagged Tags: , , , | Comments Off on How an Intervening Criminal Act Can Relieve a Defendant of Liability in a Negligence Lawsuit

Whether we are thinking about a property owner defending against a slip-and-fall claim, an insurer involved in a motor vehicle accident case or a business facing a workers’ comp claim, the law of negligence is involved. It means the defendant breached a duty of care owed to the plaintiff and thereby caused the plaintiff to Read More

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Where Does the “Open and Obvious” Doctrine Meet the Duty to Keep Premises Reasonably Safe?

By | Published June 30, 2018 | Posted in General Liability Defense | Tagged Tags: , , | Comments Off on Where Does the “Open and Obvious” Doctrine Meet the Duty to Keep Premises Reasonably Safe?

In January, the West Liberty University Board of Governors and West Liberty University appealed pretrial rulings in the respondent Stewart Lane’s action for premises liability and/or dangerous conditions. The respondent filed a response supporting the Circuit Court’s order and brought a cross-assignment of error. Upon appeal, the West Virginia Supreme Court ruled the facts and Read More

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