San Diego County Bar Association – Court Practice Series: California Court of Appeal, Fourth District
Under Privette Doctrine, A Landowner Delegates All Responsibility For Workplace Safety to its Independent Contractor, and therefore Owes No Duty to Remedy or Adopt Measures to Protect Against Known Hazards
Thought Unpaid Lien Doctors’ Bills Were Admissible at Trial? Not so Fast, Plaintiff Must First Prove the Full Amount of the Bill Was Actually Incurred
Vehicle Owners and Employers Have Affirmative Duty to Ensure Their Drivers Are Licensed, California Court of Appeals Holds
The Time to Vacate an Arbitration Award is Jurisdictional, and May Not Be Extended by Stipulation or Principles of Waiver and Estoppel
A Party Seeking a Continuance to Oppose a Motion for Summary Judgment Must Act in Good Faith and With Diligence or the Request Will Likely Be Denied
Attorney Exploitation of Motion in Limine Order Excluding Evidence and Reference to Facts Outside the Record Constituted Prejudicial Misconduct Warranting a New Trial
Partner Suzanne Mulvihill Speaking During ALFA International’s Virtual Construction Roundtable & Social
