“Course-and-scope” of employment

Recent decisions give hope to auto accident victims; was the defendant making a work-related cell phone call?

William Veen

From Issue: 2010 April

The “Sharing Economy”

I take the money – you take the risk

Christopher Dolan

From Issue: 2014 March

Pleading and proving gross negligence in light of City of Santa Barbara

California Supreme Court affirms that liability waivers for future gross negligence are unenforceable as a matter of public policy

Shirley Watkins

From Issue: 2007 September

Liability disputed

Critical steps to take when no one is taking responsibility for the auto accident

Philip Layfield
Kimberly H. Whang

From Issue: 2015 May

Duty and standard of care are not the same thing

Don’t allow defendants to paint your client comparatively at fault

Louis S. Franecke

From Issue: 2013 September

Using the Single-Enterprise Doctrine to hold sister corporations liable

Look to the old “alter ego” factors to prove unity of interest between companies

From Issue: 2013 August

Shaping liability in the driverless car era

Some say liability concerns could be a roadblock for driverless cars, stifling innovation

Christopher Dolan

From Issue: 2015 July

New Year’s Resolution: Defeat a liability release

Can you still have a case if your client has signed a liability release?

William Veen
Anthony Label

From Issue: 2010 January

Establishing “alter ego” liability

An update on piercing the corporate veil

Ara Jabagchourian

From Issue: 2009 December