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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
04-1495	Hartman v. Moore Plaintiff in retaliatory-prosecution action must plead and prove absence of probable cause for pressing underlying criminal charges.	Torts			May 5, 2006
C048881	Mammoth Mountain Ski Area v. Graham Triable issue of fact exist on whether defendant's conduct was so reckless as to be totally outside range of ordinary snowboarding activity.	Torts			Apr. 10, 2006
F045480	Doe v. Bakersfield City School District Former student is entitled to relief from claims-presentation requirements because he was deterred from presenting his sexual abuse claims.	Torts			Apr. 10, 2006
C047061	Lackner v. North Triable issues of fact exist as to whether snowboarder's conduct was reckless when he crashed into skier.	Torts			Apr. 7, 2006
04-848	Dolan v. U.S. Postal Service Dismissal of suit is not proper where plaintiff sustained injuries because postal employees negligently left mail on her porch.	Torts			Apr. 3, 2006
B175408	Stephen v. Ford Motor Co. In negligence action, trial court properly granted nonsuits in favor of automobile and tire companies.	Torts			Mar. 21, 2006
A093424	Kinsman v. Unocal Corp. Liability of premises owner for injuries suffered by employee of independent contractor is limited.	Torts			Mar. 15, 2006
C047923	Saville v. Sierra College Assumption of risk doctrine applies to activities or sports where dangerous conditions or conduct are integral part of activity or sport.	Torts			Mar. 13, 2006
04-35889	Jerden v. Amstutz Limiting instruction regarding expert witness' testimony should not have been given when objection to it was untimely.	Torts			Feb. 8, 2006
C047961	Christoff v. Union Pacific Railroad Co. Man injured by moving train failed to demonstrate that railroad company's conduct was legal cause of his injury.	Torts			Feb. 7, 2006
A109252	Environmental Law Foundation v. Wykle Research Inc. Manufacturer of mercury-based dental fillers did not violate Health and Safety Code with warning it provided on product insert.	Torts			Feb. 6, 2006
A094405	Martin v. Szeto Successful defendants should have been awarded attorney fees where slander action was brought in bad faith.	Torts			Feb. 6, 2006
F040180	Delgado v. Trax Bar & Grill Evidence is insufficient to establish duty on part of bar to prevent or intervene in gang attack on patron.	Torts			Feb. 3, 2006
B163651	Gomez v. Superior Court (The Walt Disney Co.) Amusement park, operating ride, is common carrier under Civil Code Section 2168.	Torts			Feb. 3, 2006
F045914	Coburn v. Sievert Evidence of psychiatrist's negligence was insufficient to create question of fact as to his subjective belief concerning need for treatment.	Torts			Feb. 3, 2006
E035349	Smith v. Bennett Inc. Statute tolling limitations period for medical malpractice action did not apply to claim for enhanced remedies under Elder Abuse Act.	Torts			Feb. 3, 2006
C047923	Saville v. Sierra College Assumption of risk doctrine applies to activities or sports where dangerous conditions or conduct are integral part of activity or sport.	Torts			Feb. 3, 2006
D040278	Morris v. De La Torre Restaurant owner may be liable for employees who failed to summon help for customer who was assaulted in parking lot.	Torts			Feb. 3, 2006
F041148	Fox v. Ethicon Endo-Surgical Inc. Plaintiff alleging products liability will have chance to explain why she did not have cause to sue within one-year limitations period.	Torts			Feb. 3, 2006
B176286	Weaver v. Chavez Federal standard requires driver of commercial vehicle to use extreme caution and to reduce speed when hazardous conditions exist.	Torts			Feb. 2, 2006
B179206	Johnson v. American Standard Inc. Product manufacturer is not liable to sophisticated user for failure to warn of risk if user should have reasonably known of risk.	Torts			Feb. 2, 2006
H028455	Zipperer v. County of Santa Clara County may adopt ordinance to exempt itself from duty to control tree growth under Solar Shade Control Act.	Torts			Feb. 2, 2006
D037761	Elsner v. Uveges Violations of state workplace safety laws are inadmissible in injured employee's lawsuit against third party.	Torts			Feb. 2, 2006
B121917	Simon v. San Paolo U.S. Holding Co. Inc. Real estate seller that fraudulently conducted transaction is liable for $1.7 million in punitive damages.	Torts			Feb. 2, 2006
B175025	Raghavan v. Boeing Co. In all cases of alleged defamation, truth of offensive statements or communication is complete defense.	Torts			Jan. 30, 2006
C047923	Saville v. Sierra College Assumption of risk doctrine applies to activities or sports where dangerous conditions or conduct are integral part of activity or sport.	Torts			Jan. 25, 2006
D045507	Rinehart v. Boys & Girls Club of Chula Vista After school club was not responsible for member's injuries resulting from rock thrown by non-member.	Torts			Jan. 24, 2006
D043383	Castaneda v. Olsher Landlord had duty to prevent foreseeable gang-related shooting at mobile home park.	Torts			Jan. 18, 2006
A105673	Jones v. John Crane Inc. Court's refusal to allocate amounts recovered in pretrial settlement to plaintiffs' net judgment was not erroneous.	Torts			Jan. 17, 2006
04-35889	Jerden v. Amstutz Limiting instruction regarding expert witness' testimony should not have been given when objection to it was untimely.	Torts			Jan. 12, 2006