Gregory v. Cott, 2014 WL 3805478 (Cal. S. Ct. 2014)
Carolyn Gregory was injured while providing in-home care for Lorraine Cott, an Alzheimer’s disease patient. Gregory received workers’ compensation benefits but sued the Cotts for negligence and premises liability and asserted a claim against Lorraine for battery. The trial court granted a defense motion for summary judgment based on the primary assumption of risk…
Vine v. Bear Valley Ski Co., 118 Cal. App. 4th 577 (2004)
Charlene Vine suffered a broken back, resulting in paraplegia, when she fell while attempting a snowboard jump at an employee party hosted by her employer, Bear Valley Ski Company. A Bear Valley employee had reshaped the jump, using a snow cat, for use by guests at the party. In her lawsuit, Vine…
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