Zvicer — Medical-negligence claims over leg amputation dismissed
Case Zvicer v Hunter New England Local Health District Court Supreme Court of New South Wales (Australia) Judge Edward Muston
Case Zvicer v Hunter New England Local Health District Court Supreme Court of New South Wales (Australia) Judge Edward Muston
Case Gescopi, Aquisols, Sobebat and Acte IARD v. Syndicat des copropriétaires de la résidence [Etablissement 1] C and Others Court
Case McEvoy v McCusker and Ors Court High Court (Ireland) Judge Bolger Date Decided 8 October 2026 Citation [2026] IEHC
Case Darren Boyer Jr., et al. v. Gracee Poorman, et al. Court Ohio Court of Appeals, Fifth Appellate District Judge
A divided First Department dismissed negligent-supervision claims against The Carsey-Werner Company because no alleged assault occurred on its premises or through its resources.
Case Hoenle Eleco v. HSBC Continental Europe Court Court of Cassation, Commercial, Financial and Economic Chamber (France) Date Decided October
Case Mercedes Linares v. Dezerland Park, LLC, et al. Court Florida Third District Court of Appeal Judge Gordo, J. (Ron
The Second Department restored Labor Law §§ 200 and 240(1) claims because defendants’ late cross-motion did not address nearly identical issues raised by a timely motion.
A divided published decision reversed partial summary judgment. No implied contract of hire existed between the worker and Johnson Concrete, so neither special-employment doctrine applied. The site operator could not claim exclusivity without the burdens and evidence of an employment relationship, and the civil case could proceed.
The published decision affirmed denial of dismissal. Intent for assault and battery concerns the unwanted contact or apprehension, not an intent to produce the precise resulting injury. Because the complaint alleged an intentional strike, the Pleasant exception to workers’ compensation exclusivity applied despite the negligence label.
Case Geordany Diaz Cabeza v. Packers Sanitation Services, Inc., LTD, a/k/a PSSI Court Iowa Court of Appeals Judge Greer, P.J.
Case Florida Department of Children and Families v. John L. Gainey, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Nazariah Brown,
Case Rasmala Trade Finance Fund v Trafigura Pte Ltd Court Court of Appeal (Civil Division) (United Kingdom) Judge Nicholas Nugee
Case Yeo Seong Bee Eric v Public Prosecutor Court General Division of the High Court (Singapore) Judge Dedar Singh Gill
The Central District left the liability verdict intact, rejecting the defense request for judgment as a matter of law and conditionally denying a new trial.
The district court dismissed the challenged claims with prejudice.
The district court dismissed the federal claims against the warden because generalized awareness of a drug problem and participation in policy discussions did not plausibly show personal action, deliberate indifference, or a causal connection to Soliz’s death.
The court allowed the excessive-force claims to proceed against Officers Salala and Charles because factual disputes prevented summary judgment and qualified immunity. A claim based on Salala’s seizure of Hardin’s phone also survived, although delay-based detention theories did not.
Case Charles Voyer v. LTF Club Operations Company, Inc., d/b/a LifeTime Fitness Court Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, Division
Case Wilkes, Personal Representative of the Estate of Byrd v. Ohio Department of Transportation Court Supreme Court of Ohio Judge
Juvenile hall abuse survivors plausibly alleged that a concealed county custom delayed accrual of their institutional civil-rights claims.
San Diego could not relitigate pleading-stage rulings that allowed Safe Sleeping residents’ housing, disability, and danger claims to proceed.
Case Stacy Grimes, et al. v. City of Piqua, Ohio Court Ohio Court of Appeals, Fifth Appellate District Judge William
Case 3919 NEH, LLC v. Erick Galban Salinas Court Appellate Court of Maryland Judge Reed; Tang; Wright, Alexander, Jr. (Senior