Love v. Morehouse College, Inc.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• noting that, in analyzing a motion to dismiss, “we view all of the plaintiff’s well-pleaded material allegations as true, and view all denials by the defendant as false”
• reversing trial court’s dismissal of claim against college where student injured by another student in a dorm
• reversing trial court’s grant of motion to dismiss claims including intentional infliction of emotional distress; “measuring the basis of those claims at this early stage of the proceedings is premature”
• reversing trial court’s grant of motion to dismiss claims including intentional infliction of emotional distress; “measuring the basis of those claims at this early stage of the proceedings is premature”
• explaining that when reviewing the trial court’s dismissal of a complaint, “we view all of the plaintiff’s well-pleaded material allegations as true, and view all denials by the defendant as false, [but] we are under no obligation to adopt a party’s legal conclusions based on these facts”
• explaining that when reviewing the trial court’s dismissal of a complaint, “we view all of the plaintiff’s well-pleaded material allegations as true, and view all denials by the defendant as false, [but] we are under no obligation to adopt a party’s legal conclusions based on these facts”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).