Presbyterian Camp and Conference Centers v. Superior Court (Dept. of Forestry and Fire Protection)
Ruling by
Joshua P. GrobanLower Court
California Courts of AppealLower Court Judge
Martin J. TangemanA corporation was liable for the costs of suppressing fires that its employee negligently set because the statute at issue incorporated the theory of respondeat superior.
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