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1 TEXAS PREMISES LIABILITY Release No. 9 Everything you need... Important Updates: Discovery Issues Amusement Park Accidents Recreational Use Statute and Special Defects Trespassing Children Legal Duty Regarding Criminal Activity Updated Case Law and Statutes! Client Interviews and Contracts Interrogatories and Requests Damages Checklists Authorization Forms Pleadings Checklists Legal Defenses Mediation and Arbitration Invaluable Information: Legal Duties Witness Checklists Construction Accidents Licensees versus Invitees Attractive Nuisance Liability for Child Guests at Pools Entertainment Venues Dram Shop Cases Unreasonable Risk of Harm Research Taking Too Long? Take advantage of our free software. Fillable, interactive PDF forms Access full text of cases and statutes in seconds Direct links to helpful websites Powerful search features View entire contents of the book Knowles Publishing, Inc. Fort Worth, TX
2 TEXAS PREMISES LIABILITY 1.1 CLIENT INTERVIEW Client Interview Form Client Instructions Client Education Information in Premises Cases 1.2 CLIENT CONTRACT Contract Between Lawyer and Client (Short Form) Contract Between Lawyer and Client (Long Form) 1.3 AUTHORIZATION FORMS Power of Attorney in Damage Suit General Authorization Medical Authorization Medical Authorization for Defendant ERISA Authorization Insurance Authorization Earnings Authorization Texas Employment Commission Authorization by Brock C. Akers CHAPTER 1 PRELITIGATION 1.4 REQUEST FORMS Form SSA-7050-F4 Request for Social Security Earnings Information Form 4506 Request for Copy of Tax Return Form 4506-T Request for Transcript of Tax Return Request for ERISA Plan 1.5 LETTERS Notification of Representation to the Defendant To Doctor Forwarding Medical Expense Affidavit To Hospital Forwarding Medical Expense Affidavit To Custodian of Records Forwarding Medical Records Affidavit 1.6 AFFIDAVITS Medical Expense Affidavit Medical Records Affidavit 2.1 CHECKLISTS Plaintiff Damages Personal Injury Damages Wrongful Death 2003 Tort Reform Measures Frivolous Litigation Defendant CHAPTER 2 PLEADINGS KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 1
3 2.2 PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS Plaintiff s Original Petition (State Court) Plaintiff s Original Petition Slip and Fall (State Court) Complaint Federal Court CHAPTER 3 DISCOVERY GENERAL 3.1 DISCLOSURE Discovery Control Plans Planning Discovery Federal Prediscovery Disclosure Checklist (Federal) Report of the Parties Planning Meeting (Federal Court) Plaintiff s Request for Disclosure (State Court) Defendant s Request for Disclosure (State Court) Request for Disclosure (Alternative) (State Court) Motion for Discovery Control Plan (State Court) Order Discovery Control Plan (State Court) 3.2 INTERROGATORIES Plaintiff s Interrogatories to Defendant (State Court) Defendant s Answers and Objections to Plaintiff s Interrogatories (State Court) Plaintiff s Interrogatories to Defendant (Federal Court) 3.3 REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION Plaintiff s Requests for Production (State Court) Defendant s Response to Plaintiff s Requests for Production (State Court) Plaintiff s Requests for Production (Federal Court) 3.4 REQUESTS FOR ADMISSIONS Plaintiff s Requests for Admissions (State Court) Defendant s Response to Plaintiff s Requests for Admissions (State Court) Plaintiff s Requests for Admissions (Federal Court) 3.5 MISCELLANEOUS DISCOVERY ITEMS Plaintiff s Request for Inspection (State Court) Plaintiff s First Set of General Interrogatories Interrogatories to Plaintiff for a Dangerous Condition Generally Interrogatories to Plaintiff in Premises Security Case Interrogatories to Plaintiff in False Arrest Case Requests for Production to Plaintiff in Standard Condition Case Requests for Production to Plaintiff in Premises Security Case Requests for Production to Plaintiff in False Arrest Case Interrogatories to Minor Plaintiff Generally Optional Interrogatories 3.6 AUTHORIZATIONS Authorization to Obtain Records Employment Record Authorization 3.7 CASE CITATIONS KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 2
4 CHAPTER 4 LITIGATION 4.1 PRETRIAL PREPARATION Pretrial Checklist Exhibit List Witness List Plaintiff s Motion in Limine (State Court) Order on Plaintiff s Motion in Limine (State Court) 4.2 VOIR DIRE Requested Voir Dire Examination Federal Court Challenging a Peremptory Challenge Voir Dire Checklist State Court 4.3 CASE CITATIONS CHAPTER 5 JURY CHARGE 5.1 CHARGE AND INSTRUCTIONS (STATE COURT) Complete Jury Charge for Standard Slip and Fall, Trip and Fall, Dangerous Case Complete Jury Charge in Typical Slip and Fall, Trip and Fall, Dangerous Condition Case Where Plaintiff s Spouse Is a Party to the Lawsuit Complete Jury Charge for Standard Slip and Fall, Trip and Fall, and Dangerous Condition Case With Gross Negligence and Punitive Damages Submission Complete Jury Charge in Premises Security Case Complete Jury Charge in Premises Security Case With Gross Negligence and Punitive Damages Submission Complete Premises Condition Charge Resulting in Death, Surviving Spouse, and Survival Damages Complete Premises Condition Charge Resulting in Death, Surviving Spouse, Surviving Child, and Survival Damages Complete Premises Condition Charge Resulting in Death, Surviving Spouse and Survival Damages With Gross Negligence and Punitive Damages Submission Nonsubscriber Submission in Premises Case Complete Jury Charge in False Arrest Case, Including Malicious Prosecution, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, and Negligence 6.1 LAW A. Invitee B. Trespassers C. The Attractive Nuisance Doctrine D. Change in Plaintiff s Status E. Owner/Occupier F. Landlord/Tenant G. Employer/Employee CHAPTER 6 LAW OF PREMISES LIABILITY KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 3
5 H. Independent Contractors I. Criminal Acts of Third Parties J. Notice K. Unreasonable Risk of Harm L. Reasonable Care 6.2 ADDITIONAL CASE CITATIONS A. Elements of Premises Liability Cause of Action B. Premises Defect Claims v. Negligent Activity Claims C. Dangerous Condition Defined D. Legal Duty Owed Invitee E. Invitee Defined F. Legal Duty Owed Licensee G. Licensee Defined H. Legal Duty Owed Trespasser I. Trespasser Defined J. Legal Duty of General Contractor K. Legal Duty Owed Independent Contractor L. Legal Duty of Plaintiff M. Legal Duty Owed by State Government Owner of Premises N. Legal Duty Owed by Municipal Government Owner of Premises O. Legal Duty Owed by the Federal Government As Owner of Premises P. Legal Duty Not to Endanger Persons Using Sidewalk Q. Legal Duty Owed by Landlord R. Legal Duty of Nonowner Who Agrees to Make Dangerous Condition Safe S. Legal Defense of Contributory Negligence T. Legal Defense of Assumption of the Risk U. Legal Defense of No Duty or Open and Obvious V. Legal Defense of New and Independent Cause W. Legal Defense of Sole Cause X. Legal Defense of Unavoidable Accident Y. Legal Defense of No Knowledge 6.3 SUCCESSOR LIABILITY A. Successor Liability of Landowners B. Successor Liability of Corporations C. Exemplary Damages Security Cases 6.4 STATUTES A. List of Texas Statutes B. Liability of Architects and Engineers (Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code ) C. Texas Recreation Statute Limiting Landowner s Liability (Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code ) 6.5 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. Excerpts from the Restatement (Second) of Torts on Premises Liability B. Bibliography KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 4
6 CHAPTER 7 WITNESS CHECKLISTS* 7.1 WITNESSES PRESENT AT INCIDENT Plaintiff General Checklist Plaintiff Preparation for Direct and Cross-Examination Defendant Preparation for Direct and Cross-Examination Eyewitness 7.2 DAMAGES WITNESSES Before and After Witness Chiropractor Economist Employer/Supervisor Employment Expert Fellow Employee Medical Doctor/Osteopath Spouse 7.3 EXPERT WITNESSES Expert Witness Accident Reconstruction Expert Chemical Alcohol Testing Expert Vocational Evaluator (Orthopedic Injury Case) Vocational Rehabilitation Consultant (Spinal Cord Injury Case) Vocational and Career Counselor *For more specialized checklists, refer to the individual chapters within this volume. 8.1 PREPARATION 8.2 DISCOVERY A. Interrogatories to Owner of Dog B. Request for Production to Owner of Dog C. Request for Admissions to Owner of Dog 8.3 VOIR DIRE 8.4 WITNESS CHECKLISTS A. Owner of Dog B. Expert Witness CHAPTER 8 ANIMALS KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 5
7 8.5 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. Exemplar City Ordinance Relating to Animals (Excerpt) B. Exemplar City Ordinance Relating to the Keeping of Wild Animals C. Exemplar City Ordinance Relating to Livestock Restrictions from the Houston City Code D. Case Citations E. Bibliography 9.1 PREPARATION F. Sample Complaint Against Social Host CHAPTER 9 DRAM SHOP 9.2 DISCOVERY A. Interrogatories to Intoxicated Tortfeasor B. Request for Production to Owner or Occupier of Premises 9.3 VOIR DIRE 9.4 WITNESS CHECKLISTS A. Intoxicated Tortfeasor Cross-Examination B. Arresting Officer C. Automobile Accident Witness D. Bartender E. Jailer F. Jailmate 9.5 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. Jury Charge 1. Comments 2. Definitions 3. Questions to Jury B. Charge of the Court C. Notice Letter D. U.S. Air Force Standards Dram Shop Theory E. Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code F. Model Dram Shop Act Alcohol Beverage Retail License Liability Act G. Case Citations H. Bibliography CHAPTER 10 FIRES 10.1 PREPARATION KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 6
8 10.2 DISCOVERY A. Interrogatories to Defendant B. Request for Production to Defendant 10.3 VOIR DIRE 10.4 WITNESS CHECKLISTS A. Arson Expert B. Firefighter C. Defendant 10.5 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. Case Citations B. Bibliography CHAPTER 11 HIGHWAY DEFECT 11.1 GENERAL 11.2 DISCOVERY A. Interrogatories to Highway Department and Road Contractor B. Request for Production to State Highway Department C. Request for Production to Highway Construction Contractor D. Request for Admissions to State Highway Department and to Road Contractor 11.3 VOIR DIRE 11.4 WITNESS CHECKLISTS A. Highway Department Engineer B. Accident Reconstruction Expert C. Witness to Construction Hazard 11.5 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. Outline of Contents of Typical Contract for Highway Construction B. Sources of Literature and Standards C. Exemplar Jury Issues on Liability in Construction Zone Accident D. Highway Construction Zone Accident Cases E. Exemplar of State Highway Contract With Private Industry F. Bibliography KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 7
9 CHAPTER 12 PARKING AREAS 12.1 PREPARATION 12.2 DISCOVERY A. Interrogatories To Architect/Architectural Engineer B. Interrogatories To Contractor/Subcontractor C. Interrogatories To Owner or Occupier of Premises 12.3 VOIR DIRE 12.4 WITNESS CHECKLISTS A. Accident Reconstruction Expert B. Architect/Architectural Engineer C. Biomechanical Engineer D. Police Officer E. Plaintiff Preparation for Cross-Examination 12.5 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. Case Citations B. Bibliography 13.1 PREPARATION C. Client Interview 13.2 DISCOVERY Interrogatories to Owner or Occupier of Premises 13.3 WITNESS CHECKLISTS A. Architect/Architectural Engineer B. Biomechanical Engineer C. Human Factors Engineer D. Plaintiff Preparation for Cross-Examination CHAPTER 13 RAMPS 13.4 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. Drawing Ramp Standards for Pedestrians and Handicapped B. Ramp Requirements KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 8
10 C. Ramp Standards D. Handicapped Standards E. Case Citations F. Bibliography CHAPTER 14 SLIP AND FALL 14.1 PREPARATION D. Pleadings E. Complaint Against Municipality for Injury Caused by Defective Sidewalk 14.2 DISCOVERY A. Interrogatories to Owner, Occupier, and Possessor B. Interrogatories to Architect/Architectural Engineer C. Interrogatories to Contractor/Subcontractor D. Request for Production to Owner, Occupier, and Possessor E. Request for Admissions to Owner, Occupier, and Possessor 14.3 VOIR DIRE 14.4 WITNESS CHECKLISTS A. Architect/Architectural Engineer B. Biomechanical Engineer C. Human Factors Engineer D. Plaintiff Preparation for Cross-Examination 14.5 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. Technical References 1. Age Factor 2. Coefficient of Friction 3. Environmental Design 4. Floor Finishes 5. Floor Types 6. Shoe Design 7. Mechanics of Human Locomotion 8. General B. Coefficient of Friction Definitions C. Drawings Coefficient of Friction Testing Devices for Shoes D. Static Anti-Slip Coefficient of Friction Values E. Static Coefficient of Friction Results F. Case Citations 1. General Slip and Fall 2. Contributory Negligence and Assumption of Risk 3. Similar Accidents 4. Structural Defects 5. Accidents Occurring in Parking Lots G. Bibliography KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 9
11 CHAPTER 15 STAIRWAYS 15.1 PREPARATION Checklist 15.2 DISCOVERY A. Interrogatories to Owner or Occupier of Premises B. Interrogatories to Architect/Architectural Engineer C. Interrogatories to Contractor/Subcontractor 15.3 VOIR DIRE 15.4 WITNESS CHECKLISTS A. Architect/Architectural Engineer B. Biomechanical Engineer C. Human Factors Engineer D. Plaintiff Preparation for Cross-Examination 15.5 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. Technical References B. Definitions Stairways C. Drawings D. Estimated Rates of Stair Incidents E. Stair Width and Handrail Requirements F. Guardrail Standards G. Universal Formula for Stairway Design H. Vertical Rise and Headroom Standards I. Maximum Riser Heights and Variations Standards J. Case Citations K. Bibliography 16.1 PREPARATION D. Pleadings CHAPTER 16 SWIMMING AND DIVING 16.2 DISCOVERY A. Interrogatories to Manufacturer of Above-Ground Pool B. Interrogatories to Owner or Occupier of Premises C. Request for Production to Manufacturer of Above-Ground Pool D. Request for Production to Owner or Occupier of Premises KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 10
12 E. Request for Admissions to Manufacturer of Above-Ground Pool F. Request for Admissions to Owner or Occupier of Premises 16.3 VOIR DIRE 16.4 WITNESS CHECKLISTS A. Aquatics Safety Expert B. Owner of Pool C. Eyewitness 16.5 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. Technical References B. Sources of Literature, Standards, and Codes C. Codes and Standards D. Swimming Pool Industry Definitions E. Exemplar of Manufacturer s Instructions Regarding Warning Decals in Above-Ground Pool F. Backyard Pool: Always Supervise Children, Safety Commission Warns G. Case Citations 1. Swimming Cases 2. Attractive Nuisance 3. Swimming Pool Cases 4. Diving Cases H. Bibliography CHAPTER 17 TORT CLAIMS ACTS 17.1 FEDERAL TORT CLAIMS ACT A. Table of Contents B. Federal Tort Claims Act 28 U.S.C C. Claim for Damage, Injury, or Death Form D. Case Citations Federal E. Bibliography Federal 17.2 TEXAS TORT CLAIMS ACT TITLE 5. GOVERNMENTAL LIABILITY A. Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code Chapter 101 Tort Claims B. Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code Chapter 102 Tort Claims Payments by Local Governments C. Notice of Claim Texas Tort Claims Act D. Case Citations 1. Municipalities 2. County and State 3. Premises Defect 4. Special Defect 5. Condition or Use 6. Miscellaneous E. General Comments F. Bibliography KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 11
13 CHAPTER 18 SECURITY 18.1 PREPARATION B. Experts F. Sample Complaint (State Court) 18.2 DISCOVERY A. Interrogatories B. Request for Production C. Request for Admissions 18.3 VOIR DIRE 18.4 WITNESS CHECKLISTS A. Plaintiff B. Defendant C. Security Expert D. Security Manager 18.5 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. Case Citations 1. Existence of Duty 2. Foreseeability 3. Proximate Cause 4. In General B. Bibliography CHAPTER 19 ELECTRICITY 19.1 PREPARATION 19.2 ELECTRICAL SHOCK CASES A. Electrical Power Line Contact (at Construction or Job Site) Checklist B. Child Contact With Electrical Box Checklist C. Inadvertent Contact With a Power Line (Other Than at a Construction or Job Site) Checklist D. Legal Doctrines Checklist 19.3 SAILBOAT ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS A. Comments B. Sailboat Electrical Power Line Contact Checklist 19.4 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. National Electrical Safety Code B. Specifications for Construction C. Abbreviations KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 12
14 D. State Statutes (Exemplar) E. Wire Markers (Manufacturer s Data) F. Case Citations G. Bibliography 20.1 PREPARATION State Court F. Sample Complaint Federal Court 20.2 DISCOVERY Interrogatories to Defendant(s) 20.3 VOIR DIRE 20.4 WITNESS CHECKLISTS A. Defendant Cross-Examination B. Plaintiff C. Plaintiff Cross-Examination D. Police Officer 20.5 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. State Statutes B. Case Citations C. Bibliography 21.1 PREPARATION C. Client Interview CHAPTER 20 FALSE ARREST/IMPRISONMENT CHAPTER 21 TRESPASSING CHILDREN 21.2 DISCOVERY A. Interrogatories B. Request for Production of Documents C. Request for Admissions D. Plaintiff s Request for Inspection of Defendant s Premises 21.3 VOIR DIRE KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 13
15 21.4 WITNESS CHECKLISTS A. Plaintiff B. Defendant C. Safety Expert 21.5 REFERENCE MATERIALS A. Legal Research Sources B. Case Citations C. Theories of Liability D. Citations 22.1 AMUSEMENT & RECREATIONAL PARKS B. Discovery Topics 22.2 ASBESTOS B. Discovery Topics 22.3 CONSTRUCTION INJURIES B. Discovery Topics 22.4 NIGHTCLUBS B. Discovery Topics 22.5 WORKPLACE INJURY B. Discovery Topics 22.6 HOSPITALS B. Discovery Topics 22.7 SCHOOLS B. Discovery Topics 22.8 GYMS AND HEALTH CLUBS B. Discovery Topics 22.9 ENTERTAINMENT VENUES CHAPTER 22 SUPPLEMENTAL CASES KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 14
16 CHAPTER 23 ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION 23.1 MEDIATION A. Scope of Coverage B. Mediation Defined C. Advantages and Benefits of Mediation D. Pre-Mediation Checklist E. Claimant s Opening Statement F. Respondent s Opening Statement G. Objections to Opponent s Motion to Refer Case to Mediation H. Drafting the Settlement Agreement I. Case Citations 23.2 ARBITRATION A. Scope of Coverage B. Arbitration Generally C. Advantages and Benefits of Arbitration D. Pre-Arbitration Checklist E. Grounds for Vacating an Arbitration Award F. Objections to Opponent s Motion to Refer Case to Arbitration G. Case Citations INDEX KNOWLES PUBLISHING PAGE 15
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