And Our Supreme Court'S Opinion In State v. Adams, 864 S.W.2D 31 (Tenn. 1993), The
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I Agree With Judge Welles' Analysis In The Majority Opinion. State v. Adams,
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02C01-9411-CR-00257
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02C01-9410-CR-00219
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03C01-9409-CR-00355
03C01-9409-CR-00355
Trial Court Judge: Lynn W. Brown

01A01-9508-CV-00378
01A01-9508-CV-00378
Trial Court Judge: Henry Denmark Bell

01A01-9509-CV-00405
01A01-9509-CV-00405
Trial Court Judge: Walter C. Kurtz

01A01-9507-CH-00316
01A01-9507-CH-00316
Trial Court Judge: Irvin H. Kilcrease, Jr.

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03C01-9505-CR-00137
03C01-9505-CR-00137
Trial Court Judge: Douglas A. Meyer

03C0l-9406-CR-002l3
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Roy Baines vs. Wilson County
M2000-00830-COA-R3-CV
Authoring Judge: Presiding Judge Patricia J. Cottrell
Trial Court Judge: C. K. Smith
This appeal involves a suit for retaliatory discharge brought by the plaintiff against Wilson County, Wilson Emergency Management Agency and the plaintiff's supervisor. The plaintiff asserts that he was fired in retaliation for filing a workers' compensation claim. The trial court dismissed the plaintiff's claim because, it held, Wilson County and Wilson Emergency Management Agency were both immune pursuant to the Tennessee Governmental Tort Liability Act. Further, it held that the plaintiff did not allege a prima facie case of retaliatory discharge against his supervisor because his supervisor was not his employer. We agree and, therefore, affirm the holdings of the trial court.

02A01-9410-CH-00230
02A01-9410-CH-00230
Trial Court Judge: D. J. Alissandratos

02A01-9410-CH-00230
02A01-9410-CH-00230
Trial Court Judge: D. J. Alissandratos

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.

02S01-9502-CR-00019
02S01-9502-CR-00019
Trial Court Judge: H. T. Lockard

03C01-9406-CR-00244
03C01-9406-CR-00244
Trial Court Judge: Ray L. Jenkins

03A01-9508-CH-00293
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03A01-9507-JV-00246
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