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Ahmadian v. Shroyer Fam., Ltd., 46 ATLA
L Rep. 239 (Sept. 2003) (plaintiff's complaint,
defendant's answer and trial brief, the parties'
pleadings, and the depositions of plaintiff and
several of the parties' witnesses in a case alleging
negligent maintenance of an apartment swimming pool).
No. LR3937.
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Battistoni v. Weatherking Prods. Inc., 15
PLLR 151 (Oct. 1996) (the parties' appellate briefs
in a case holding a pool manufacturer was improperly
granted summary judgment even though plaintiff was
familiar with the pool in which she was injured
and knew shallow dives were dangerous). No. PL650.
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Becerra v. Bockhacker, 38 ATLA L. Rep. 64
(Mar. 1995) (plaintiff's settlement conference brief
in a case alleging an apartment complex's pool fencing
had a self-latching gate). No. LR2298
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Bunch v. Hoffinger Indus., 21 PLLR 137 (Aug.
2002) (the declarations of plaintiff's expert in
support of admitting a pool manufacturer's ads and
granting plaintiff's motion for summary judgment;
plaintiff's motion in limine, disclosure of expert
witnesses, and document index; and various advertisements
in a case alleging an aboveground swimming pool
did not have sufficient warnings regarding diving
dangers). No. PL916.
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Collyar v. Harley, 39 ATLA L. Rep. 118 (Apr.
1996) (the parties' pleadings, defendants' motions
for summary judgment and supporting memorandum,
and the parties' posttrial motions in a case alleging
a contractor negligently installed a swimming pool
gate lock and property owners negligently supervised
children in the area). No. LR2663.
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Gardner v. Best W. Intl., Inc., 40 ATLA
L. Rep. 101 (Apr. 1997) (the parties' appellate
briefs in a case holding a nonprofit international
marketing association could be liable under Mexican
law for failing to adequately inspect a pool at
a Mexican hotel and ensure its safety). No. LR2959.
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Imperatore v. L&L Indus., 43 ATLA L.
Rep. 316 (Oct. 2000) (plaintiff's and defendant's
legal briefs and supporting memoranda on the issue
of the heeding presumption and plaintiff's memorandum
in support of excluding defendant's human factors
expert in a case alleging failure to warn of the
dangers associated with diving into an aboveground
pool). No. LR3622.
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King v. Natl. Spa & Pool Inst., 20 PLLR
35 (Mar. 2001) (plaintiff's brief and reply brief
before the state supreme court asserting a trade
association has a duty of care when voluntarily
issuing manufacturing standards). No. PL246.
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Klen v. Asahi Pool, 38 ATLA L. Rep. 66 (Mar.
1995) (plaintiff's appellate briefs in a case holding
plaintiff had raised a fact question regarding whether
the risk of diving into a shallow pool was open
and obvious to a 14-year-old child). No. LR2317.
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Meneely v. S.R. Smith Inc., 20 PLLR 35 (Mar.
2001) (the Washington State Trial Lawyers Association's
and the American Society of Association Executive's
amicus curiae briefs in a case holding trade associations
owe a duty to warn for products built in conformity
with association safety standards). No. PL852.
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Sober v. Goldberg, 39 ATLA L. Rep. 118 (Apr.
1996) (plaintiffs' complaint and expert testimony
in a case alleging inadequate supervision and emergency
response at a private pool). No. LR2679.
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Walker v. Days Inn of Am., Inc., 38 ATLA
L. Rep. 113 (Apr. 1995) (plaintiff's complaint and
settlement demand brochure and the court's judgment
entry in a case alleging a hotel failed to adequately
warn of diving hazards at its swimming pool). No.
LR2370.
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Wharton v. Iowa Branch of the Intl. Order of
Kings Daughters and Sons, 37 ATLA L. Rep. 232
(Aug. 1994) (plaintiffs' amended complaint, the
parties' motions for summary judgment, the jury
verdict form, and swimming pool design standards
in a case alleging per se negligence against a camp
for public health code violations including inadequate
emergency plans, poor water visibility, and an insufficient
number of lifeguards). No. LR2119.
