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Berryhill vs. Swinea, et. al. 01A01-9702-CH-00082 Trial Court Judge: James L. Weatherford	Lawrence	Court of Appeals	10/22/97
Decker vs. Orosz 03A01-9704-CV-00143	Knox	Court of Appeals	10/20/97
X2010-0000-XX-X00-XX X2010-0000-XX-X00-XX	Roane	Court of Appeals	10/20/97
Brown vs. Baird 01A01-9704-JV-00148 Trial Court Judge: David Loughry	Rutherford	Court of Appeals	10/17/97
State., ex. rel., Davis vs. Matikek 01A01-9702-CV-00090 Trial Court Judge: Muriel Robinson	Davidson	Court of Appeals	10/17/97
Adcox & Graef vs. SCT Products 01A01-9703-CV-00123 Trial Court Judge: James E. Walton	Robertson	Court of Appeals	10/17/97
First American Bank vs. National Project Services 01A01-9702-CH-00051 Trial Court Judge: Henry F. Todd		Court of Appeals	10/17/97
Turnley vs. TN. Dept. of Correction 01A01-9601-CH-00015 Trial Court Judge: Ellen Hobbs Lyle	Davidson	Court of Appeals	10/17/97
Montague vs. TN. Dept. of Correction 01A01-9602-CH-00065 Trial Court Judge: Robert S. Brandt	Davidson	Court of Appeals	10/17/97
Patricia Gunby/Janice Hamil vs. The Equitable Life Assur. 02A01-9606-CH-00140 Trial Court Judge: C. Neal Small	Shelby	Court of Appeals	10/16/97
Walter Walsh vs. BA Inc. Medical Serv. 02A01-9703-CH-00051 Trial Court Judge: Floyd Peete, Jr.	Shelby	Court of Appeals	10/16/97
Wheeler v. City of Maryville, 203 S.W.2D 924, 926, 29 Tenn. App. 318, 321-22 (1947). Here, The 02A01-9704-CV-00090	Tipton	Court of Appeals	10/16/97
02a01-9704-CV-00090 02a01-9704-CV-00090 Trial Court Judge: Joseph H. Walker, III	Tipton	Court of Appeals	10/16/97
Christenberry vs. Nelson 03A01-9701-CV-00039		Court of Appeals	10/16/97
Ballard vs. Wetzel 03A01-9705-CH-00189		Court of Appeals	10/16/97
Elmer Sides vs. Peggy Sides 02A01-9611-CV-00277 Trial Court Judge: Robert A. Lanier	Shelby	Court of Appeals	10/14/97
Betty Berryhill vs. Charles Rhodes 02A01-9701-JV-00011		Court of Appeals	10/14/97
Betty Berryhill vs. Charles Rhodes 02A01-9701-JV-00011 Trial Court Judge: Kenneth A. Turner	Shelby	Court of Appeals	10/14/97
Bernard and Bernard vs. Houston Ezell Corp. et al 01A01-9701-CH-00015 Trial Court Judge: Cornelia A. Clark	Williamson	Court of Appeals	10/10/97
Cooner vs. Cooner 01A01-9701-CV-00021	Davidson	Court of Appeals	10/10/97
Family Golf of Nashville, Inc. vs. Metropolitan Gov't. 01A01-9612-CH-00557 Trial Court Judge: Irvin H. Kilcrease, Jr.	Davidson	Court of Appeals	10/10/97
Cooner vs. Cooner 01A01-9701-CV-00021 Trial Court Judge: Muriel Robinson	Davidson	Court of Appeals	10/10/97
Tuttle vs. Tuttle 01A01-9512-CV-00546 Trial Court Judge: Gerald L. Ewell, Sr.	Coffee	Court of Appeals	10/10/97
Horace A. LaRue, and Carla LaRue, Parents and next of kin of Randall Charles LaRue, Deceased., v. 1817 Lake Incorporated, D/B/A Bonkers, Howard Tannenbaum, Ricky Chambers, Robert Archer, and Danny G. Brewer 03A01-9702-CV-00053 Authoring Judge: Judge Don T. McMurray Trial Court Judge: Judge Wheeler Rosenbalm This case arises from a motorcycle accident in which Randy LaRue, the 20-year old son of the plaintiff's, was killed. Plaintiff's sued 1817 Lake, Inc., D/B/A/ Bonkers, a Knoxville restaurant and bar, and Howard Tannenbaum, presidetn of 1817 Lake Inc., alleging that the defendant negligently and unlawfully served Randy and his companion, defendant Danny Brewer, alcoholic beverages on the evening of the accident. Plaintiffs also sued Robert Archer, the bartender who allegedly provided LaRue and Brewer with the drinks, and Ricky Chambers, the doorman on duty at Bonkers that night. The remaining defendant, Danny G. Brewer was the operator of the motor cycle at the time of the accident which resulted in Randall Charles LaRues, death.	Knox	Court of Appeals	10/09/97
James C. Hise, Jr. and wife, Brenda L. Hise, State of Tennessee, Department of Transportationm Bruce Saltsman, Commissioner 02A01-9701-CV-00023 Authoring Judge: Judge David R. Farmer Trial Court Judge: Judge Kay S. Robilio James C. Hise, Jr. and wife, Brenda L. Hise sued the State of Tennessee, the Department of Transportation and its commissioner for damages in an inverse condemnation action. The complaint alleges that, after conveying a portion of their property to the state, they learned that the project adversely impacted their commercial property. The defendants filed a motion to dismiss on the basis of sovereign immunity. The motion was granted and the plaintiffs appealed.	Shelby	Court of Appeals	10/08/97