By Eric Ganci
Hoffmann v. Young, 8/29/22…or stated more in full: Can a parent be liable for injury when parent’s child invites another child to their house…and that child gets injured in recreational activity?
Before I write this: a shout out to my colleagues with Casey Gerry, Trial Lawyers College San Diego Local Group, and Consumer Attorneys of San Diego. These people helped me geek out on this topic and gave solid insight.
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Areas of PracticeClass Actions → Personal Injury → Wrongful Death →
EducationUCSD, Master’s of Advanced Studies: Health Policy and Law Thomas Jefferson School of Law, J.D.
619-238-1811
619-544-9232
Areas of PracticeAutomobile Accidents → Aviation Litigation → Bicycle Accidents → Burn Injury → Construction Negligence → Dog Bites → Head/Brain Injury →
EducationUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison, B.S.
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619-544-9232
Areas of PracticeAutomobile Accidents → Aviation Litigation → Bicycle Accidents → Burn Injury → Construction Negligence → Dog Bites → Head/Brain Injury →
EducationU.C.
