· 10/1/2009
Ozawa v. Vision Airlines, Inc.
Citations
- 216 P.3d 788
- 125 Nev. 556
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- recognizing that failure to respond to an argument can be treated as a confession of error
- recognizing that failure to respond to an argument can be treated as a confession of error
- explaining that a clear disregard of guiding legal principles may constitute an abuse of discretion in the context of awarding costs
- explaining that a clear disregard of guiding legal principles may constitute an abuse of discretion in the context of awarding costs
- recognizing a party's failure to respond to a raised argument constitutes a concession
- recognizing a party’s failure to respond to a raised argument constitutes a concession
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Judges: Parraguirre, Douglas and Pickering
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