Jasper v. Abbott Laboratories, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the statutory immunity analysis is “a necessarily fact intensive inquiry that may be inappropriate to address on a motion to dismiss”
• finding that plaintiff failed to plead that medical care was not provided in a reasonable amount of time where she “d[id] not allege how long she spent in custody” before she was released and taken to a hospital
• dismissing claim of assault where plaintiff failed to allege the “’definitive act’ of the tort…such as a statement or threat, by [defendant]… that placed her in fear of harmful contact.”
• objectively reasonable for officer to seize and detain uncooperative individual at scene of burglary, “in order to prevent further harm to her or anyone else”
• “R.C. 2744.07(A)(2) does not provide Shoup with a cause of action against the City or anyone; it imposes a duty on the City to defend its employees from her claims.”
• \ R.C. 2744.07(A)(2) does not provide Shoup with a cause of action against the City or anyone; it imposes a duty on the City to defend its employees from her claims.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).