Williams v. McCollister

How courts have described this case

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• granting summary judgment for employer on plaintiff’s “negligent hiring, supervision, training, and retention” claims because plaintiff alleged only ordinary negligence and the employer stipulated to vicarious liability
• granting the partial summary judgment motion which dismissed the claims pertaining to negligent hiring, supervision, training, and retention because employer stipulated to course and scope and vicarious liability
• “[I]f vicarious liability is not contested, the employee’s competence and the employer’s own negligence in hiring, failing to properly train, or negligently supervising become irrelevant, as long as a plaintiff pleads ordinary negligence.”
• granting summary judgment on plaintiff’s direct negligence claims

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).