Cases of Interest

USC did not owe a duty of care to a guest who fell and sustained injuries at an off-campus fraternity party

Invoices must be presented at trial and be admitted into evidence to become admissible under the business record exception and the second evidence rule.

Trial court did not abuse its discretion by prohibiting additional mini-opening statements and case-specific facts at trial under Code of Civil Procedure section 222.5.

A non-biological child has standing to bring a wrongful death claim if the defendants cannot rebut the parentage presumption.

Policy language was sufficient to aggregate spouse’s damages for loss of consortium with damages for bodily injury to injured spouse.