Entertainment & Sports,
Civil Litigation,
California Courts of Appeal
Feb. 28, 2020
‘Baseball rule’ is in its 9th inning
Practitioners who are familiar with the onerous rule that has barred injured plaintiffs from recovering for their foul ball injuries suffered at baseball games might have hope with a Court of Appeal decision from last week.
Michael E. Rubinstein
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Loyola Law School; Los Angeles CA
Michael is a Los Angeles-based personal injury and accident attorney.
It's the bottom of the 9th inning, and the count is 0-2. No, we're not talking about any of the Major League Baseball games currently being played in spring training in Arizona or Florida. We're talking about the antiquated, 100-year-old-"baseball rule." Practitioners who are familiar with the onerous rule that has barred injured plaintiffs from recovering for their foul ball injuries suffered at baseball games might have hope with last week's Court of Appeal decision...
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