Pierce v. Staley

How courts have described this case

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

• finding an issue raised in the body of the brief was not waived notwithstanding the failure to cite pertinent authority
• reversing a jury verdict for plaintiff under Section 318 because the evidence was insufficient to demonstrate the essential elements of notice, opportunity to act, and vicinity even assuming the duty might be applied to a non-present homeowner
• “When a party, in an appellate brief, fails to state, argue, or cite authority in support of an issue, the issue may be deemed waived.”
• ―When a party, in an appellate brief, fails to state, argue, or cite authority in support of an issue, the issue may be deemed waived.‖
• “When a party, in an appellate brief, fails to state, argue, or cite authority in support of an issue, the issue may be deemed waived.”
• “When a party, in an appellate brief, fails to state, argue, or cite authority in support of an issue, the issue may be deemed waived.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).