David v. Hernandez, No. B270133 (D2d6 July 25, 2017)
Plaintiff in a car crash case, who was pretty badly hurt when his minivan hit a truck pulling a uey on the PCH, tested positive for THC when taken to the hospital. The Tucker wanted to get that into evidence as proof that Plaintiff was impaired, and thus at least partially at fault for the accident.
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Friday, June 19, 2015
Too Clever a Joinder
David v. Medtronic, No. B254914 (D2d8, as modified Jun. 26, 2015)
It’s my practice not to comment on cases where Kirkland & Ellis represents a party. So I’ll just note that this is an interesting opinion regarding what happens when a nominal defendant is joined for the purpose of keeping forum stuck in California state court. And say congrats to my colleagues . . . .
It’s my practice not to comment on cases where Kirkland & Ellis represents a party. So I’ll just note that this is an interesting opinion regarding what happens when a nominal defendant is joined for the purpose of keeping forum stuck in California state court. And say congrats to my colleagues . . . .
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