Education Law,
California Courts of Appeal
Dec. 21, 2018
USC isn’t liable for frat party injury, appeal court rules
The University of Southern California cannot be held liable for injuries sustained by a young woman who partied at one of the school’s fraternity houses, a California Court of Appeal panel recently ruled in a decision further clarifying when colleges are responsible for student-related behavior.
The University of Southern California cannot be held liable for injuries sustained by a young woman who partied at one of the school's fraternity houses, a state Court of Appeal panel recently ruled in a decision further clarifying when colleges are responsible for student-related behavior.
The 35-page opinion, which came down in November but was published Wednesday, articulates that USC had no duty to protect members of the public ...
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