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Pelz v. Weider Management, Inc. (1999, C025517)
Impact of plaintiff’s refusal to testify under Fifth Amendment in fraud action
Midiman v. Farmers Insurance Exchange (1999) 76 Cal.App.4th 102
Carrier’s rejection of insured’s choice of counsel did not allow insured to hold carrier to settlement made without carrier’s consent
BGJ Associates LLC v. Superior Court (1999) 75 Cal.App.4th 952
Propriety of lis pendens in action seeking to impose a constructive trust based on a usurped opportunity to acquire real property
Kalustian v. Foundation Health (1999) 1999 WL 1074011
Enforcement of arbitration agreement
Franks v. Southland Corp. (1999) 1999 Cal. LEXIS 6281
Whether a 7-11 store proximately caused injuries in parking lot confrontation
Lombardo v. Gibbons (1999, B120873)
Personal injuries from automobile accident
Spelling v. R.W. LaMar Construction (1999, B115679)
Liability of contractor vs. architect for defective construction based on defective design
Fogarty v. Applied Vascular Devices (1999, H017037)
Breach of inventor’s royalty agreement; expert witnesses; special verdicts
Meek v. Wojcik (9th Cir. 1999) 183 F.3rd 962
Absolute judicial immunity for alleged wrongful discharge of court commissioner
Charleston v. Hamilton Gardens Homeowners Association (1999) 1999 Cal. LEXIS 5688
Torts claims against condominium owner for injuries sustained in elevator
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