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Posted by Michael Stevens | Apr 27, 2013 | Minutes - COA and SCOKY, SCOKY - Supreme Court, SCOKY Minutes |
The Supreme Court of Kentucky addressed no tort related decisions, but did issue a decision on appellate procedure and a Daubert issue was addressed in a criminal case. In Flick v. Estate of Christina Wittich, Chief Justice...
Read MorePosted by Michael Stevens | Apr 27, 2013 | Causes of Action, Damages, Torts |
The Court of Appeals addresses causation and substantial factor in making the link from negligence to harm: ESTATE OF MABEL C. MOLONEY VS. BECKER OPINION AFFIRMING VANMETER (PRESIDING JUDGE) NICKELL (CONCURS) AND TAYLOR...
Read MorePosted by Michael Stevens | Apr 26, 2013 | Causes of Action, Evidence, Torts |
The published decision by the Court of Appeals in Moloney vs. Becker is just chock full of stuff. In addition to the standard of review law on motions for JNOV and directed verdict, we have a little legal rif on negligence per...
Read MorePosted by Michael Stevens | Apr 25, 2013 | Motions - Default, Set Aside, SJ etc., Standards of Review |
Here is another decision by the Court of Appeals addressing the standard of review of a motion for directed verdict or JNOV, but this time it is in a published decision. Although the law is the law, a decision that has been...
Read MorePosted by Michael Stevens | Apr 25, 2013 | Motions - Default, Set Aside, SJ etc., Standards of Review |
The following decision addressed the appellate standard of review of a denial by the trial court of a motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict (JNOV) and motion for directed verdict. MARLOW VS. BUCK OPINION AFFIRMING...
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