Stout v. Johnson Bail Bonds

Synopsis: Whether a fugitive criminal defendant injured while being apprehended by an independent contractor hired by a bail bond company is precluded from suing the company for personal injury because he assumed the risk of an inherently dangerous activity by absconding.

Docket No. 85699-1 (from Court of Appeals Division II Case No. 38744-1)

Petitioner: Barbara Stout

Respondent: Johnson d/b/a

Briefs:

Argument: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 9:00am

[Source: TVW, http://tvw.org]

Audio: Court of Appeals Division II

Audio: Washington Supreme Court

Decision: Pending

Barbara Madsen: None

Madsen

Charles Johnson: None

Johnson

Tom Chambers: None

Chambers

Susan Owens: None

Owens

Mary Fairhurst: None

Fairhurst

James Johnson: None

Johnson

Debra Stephens: None

Stephens

Charles Wiggins: None

Wiggins

Steven Gonzalez: None

Gonzalez

Opinion

Opinion

Dissent

Dissent

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