02C01-9505-CR-00143
02C01-9505-CR-00143
Trial Court Judge: Arthur T. Bennett

Shelby Court of Criminal Appeals

02C01-9505-CR-00144
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Shelby Court of Criminal Appeals

And Our Supreme Court'S Opinion In State v. Adams, 864 S.W.2D 31 (Tenn. 1993), The
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Hardeman Court of Criminal Appeals

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Hardeman Court of Criminal Appeals

I Agree With Judge Welles' Analysis In The Majority Opinion. State v. Adams,
02C01-9506-CC-00178

Hardeman Court of Criminal Appeals

02C01-9507-CC-00180
02C01-9507-CC-00180

Fayette Court of Criminal Appeals

02C01-9507-CC-00195
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Madison Court of Criminal Appeals

02C01-9507-CR-00186
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Shelby Court of Criminal Appeals

02C01-9410-CR-00219
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Hardeman Court of Criminal Appeals

02C01-9411-CR-00257
02C01-9411-CR-00257

Shelby Court of Criminal Appeals

02C01-9503-CC-00058
02C01-9503-CC-00058
Trial Court Judge: Joe G. Riley. Jr.

Lake Court of Criminal Appeals

02C01-9503-CC-00069
02C01-9503-CC-00069
Trial Court Judge: Whit A. Lafon

Madison Court of Criminal Appeals

02C01-9503-CC-00069
02C01-9503-CC-00069
Trial Court Judge: Whit A. Lafon

Madison Court of Criminal Appeals

02C01-9503-CC-00082
02C01-9503-CC-00082
Trial Court Judge: C. Creed Mcginley

Carroll Court of Criminal Appeals

02C01-9503-CC-00083
02C01-9503-CC-00083

Carroll Court of Criminal Appeals

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Hamilton Court of Appeals

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Madison Court of Criminal Appeals

Joseph Carl Owens v. Truckstops of America, Truckstops of America, Inc. v. B. Michael Design, Inc. and Vitro Products, Inc. - Dissenting
01S01-9408-CV-00077
Authoring Judge: Justice Frank F. Drowota, III
Trial Court Judge: Judge Marietta M. Shipley

Based on the plaintiff's expectations at the time he filed this lawsuit in 1988, I agree with the majority that, in this transition case, it is reasonable to permit the plaintiff to recover from the defendants that he named in his complaint ("Truckstops") all of his damages that were proximately caused by Truckstops and that were not attributable to the plaintiff's own fault (if any). I also agree with the majority that it is fair in this transition case to permit Truckstops to receive contribution from the parties that were named by Truckstops as third-party defendants. However, I believe that the contribution should be based on the parties' respective percentages of fault, and that this method should apply not only to the negligence claims set forth in the thirdparty complaint, but to the strict products liability claim as well. If liability were thus linked to fault on each claim in the third-party complaint, each defendant (including the third-party defendants) would be liable only for the percentage of the plaintiff's damages that was caused by that defendant's fault, and the doctrine of joint and several liability would have no application.

Davidson Supreme Court

01S01-9503-CC-00036
01S01-9503-CC-00036
Trial Court Judge: John A. Turnbull

Supreme Court

01S01-9505-CR-00085
01S01-9505-CR-00085
Trial Court Judge: Seth W. Norman

Supreme Court

03S01-9502-CV-00013
03S01-9502-CV-00013
Trial Court Judge: Roger E. Thayer

Supreme Court