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   State Courts - Alabama - December 3, 2004
  
Langham v. Wampol, 2030322, COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS OF ALABAMA, December 3, 2004, Released
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Overview: Summary judgment was vacated as to parents' individual claims against individual for malicious prosecution of their son and appeal was dismissed as parents lacked standing to bring their individual claims since they were not subject of prosecution.

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Leeman v. Cook's Pest Control, Inc., 1022063, SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA, December 3, 2004, Released
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Overview: Where home buyers failed to show that an arbitration clause in a termite inspection agreement was unconscionable, that such created a contract of adhesion, or that the costs associated with such were excessive, said clause was properly enforced.

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Lifestar Response of Ala., Inc. v. Lemuel, 1022072, SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA, December 3, 2004, Released
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Overview: Ambulance company failed to show that it had a meritorious defense and that no prejudice would result if it were to have received an order setting aside a default judgment entered against it. Further, a punitive damages award was not excessive.

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Mercy Med. v. Keao, 2020358, COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS OF ALABAMA, December 3, 2004, Released
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Saia Food Distribs. & Club, Inc. v. SecurityLink from Ameritech, Inc., 1031127, SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA, December 3, 2004, Released
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Overview: Limitation-of-liability provision in security company's contract with night club owner was valid; thus maximum that owner of burglarized and burned club could recover from company in breach of contract suit was amount it spent on company's equipment.

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