· 7/14/2000
Armor v. Lantz
Citations
- 535 S.E.2d 737
- 207 W. Va. 672
- 2000 W. Va. LEXIS 97
How courts have described this case
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- discussing fact that “‘control. required for imputing negligence under a joint enterprise theory is not actual physical control, but the legal right to control the conduct of the other with respect to the prosecution of the common purpose’ ”
- plaintiff in legal malpractice claim must prove, inter alia, that he employed the defendant lawyer to represent him
- “Members of a joint venture are ... jointly and severally liable for all obligations pertaining to the venture, and the actions of the joint venture bind the individual co-venturers.”
- “The purpose of a joint venture claim is to assert joint and several liability amongst multiple defendants who formed an association to ‘carry out a single business enterprise for profit, for which purpose they combine[d] their property, money, effects, skill and knowledge.”
- defining “joint venture” under West Virginia law
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Judges: McGRAW
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