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Botka v. Estate of Hoerr
Statements that health care provided lacked authority to enter home unannounced waive deadman's statute. 		Torts May 7, 2001
Welch v. George
Claim under Colorado's No-Fault Insurance Act must establish that injured spouse suffered damages serious enough to meet Act's threshold requirements. 		Torts May 7, 2001
Sheron v. Lutheran Medical Center
Jury instruction to apportion fault not required when nonparty not designated. 		Torts May 6, 2001
Holbrook Inc. v. Link-Belt Construction Equipment Co.
Products liability suit involving defective log loader is barred by statute of limitations. 		Torts May 6, 2001
Lewis v. Krussel
Landowner who knows that trees of certain species have fallen does not have duty to remove healthy trees of same species. 		Torts May 4, 2001
Shellenbarger v. Brigman
Failure to inform patient of early signs of lung disease establishes breach of duty and proximate cause in medical malpractice action. 		Torts May 2, 2001
Williams v. Thurston County
Plaintiff must establish special relationship exception to public duty doctrine to pursue negligence action against county. 		Torts May 2, 2001
Rose v. Fritz
Plaintiff in wrongful death action who was not appointed as personal representative must show excusable neglect to overturn final judgment. 		Torts May 2, 2001
Templeton v. Daffern
Social host who permits minor to consume on host's premises alcohol obtained elsewhere doesn't own minor common law duty of reasonable care. 		Torts May 1, 2001
Butko v. Stewart Title Co. of Washington Inc.
Summary judgment improper where factual issues exist with respect to conversion claims on real estate loans and transactions. 		Torts May 1, 2001
Fehribach v. Smith
Summary judgment was improper where allocation of liability between owner and receiver of property should have been decided by jury. 		Torts May 1, 2001
Comedy III Productions Inc. v. Gary Saderup Inc.
Using deceased celebrity's image without consent, for the sole purpose of making money, is not protected speech. 		Torts May 1, 2001
Hendrickson v. King County
No reversible error when trial court excludes evidence because party fails to file notice of intention to admit the documents into evidence. 		Torts May 1, 2001
Babcock v. Mason Co. Fire Dist. No. 6
Claim against fire district fails when complainants do not demonstrate that they have a special relationship between district. 		Torts May 1, 2001
Guijosa v. Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
For purposes of detaining shoplifting suspect, reasonable time includes time to permit investigation by store security and police. 		Torts May 1, 2001
Consulting Overseas Management Ltd. v. Shtikel
Corporate officers are not personally liable for repaying loan that could not be used for its original purpose. 		Torts Apr. 30, 2001
Breedlove v. Stout
Employer is not liable for employee's car accident while returning to workplace to retrieve educational manual. 		Torts Apr. 29, 2001
Plano v. City of Renton
Park that charges fee for patrons to moor their boats overnight cannot claim immunity under recreational use statute. 		Torts Apr. 27, 2001
Kamla v. The Space Needle Corp.
Space Needle is not liable for injury of independent contractor where it did not control any portion of his work. 		Torts Apr. 27, 2001
Esparza v. Skyreach Equipment Inc.
Manlift manufacturer may be liable for painter's injury because it failed to warn of tipover danger. 		Torts Apr. 23, 2001
Nelson v. Schubert
Where there is no actual proof of death, wrongful death action does not ripen until death is established by way of presumption. 		Torts Apr. 23, 2001
Rodriguez v. Badgley
Parents have statutory cause of action against law enforcement for negligent investigation into alleged child 'sex ring.' 		Torts Apr. 23, 2001
Miller v. Jacoby
Summary judgment is properly granted in favor of physicians when plaintiff-patient fails to provide any expert testimony proving physicians' negligence. 		Torts Apr. 22, 2001
Pfenninger v. Exempla, Inc.
Doctor not required to exhaust administrative remedies under anti-competitive conduct statute before filing claim for defamation in district court. 		Torts Apr. 20, 2001
deBoer v. Ute Water Conservancy District
Governmental immunity not waived for operator of water meter pit located on private property. 		Torts Apr. 20, 2001
Parsons v. Crown Disposal Co.
Garbage collector has no duty to avoid increasing risk of harm to horseback rider. 		Torts Apr. 19, 2001
Martinez v. CO2 Services Inc.
Order 		Torts Apr. 19, 2001
Adams v. City of Fremont
Police don't breach duty by failing to stop suicidal man with gun from killing himself. 		Torts Apr. 19, 2001
Medina v. State of Colorado
State does not waive governmental immunity for claims related to failure to warn of a road hazard. 		Torts Apr. 19, 2001
City and County of Denver v. Gonzales
In negligence suits involving one-vehicle accidents, 3-year statute of limitations applies to all tort actions for bodily injury or property damage whether tortfeasor was using or operating motor vehicle. 		Torts Apr. 19, 2001
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