Tentative Rulings on Defense Discovery Motions
Kaimuloa v. Insomniac Holdings, Case No. 2018-31352
July 12, 2019, 1:30 p.m., Dept. 72
1. Overview and Procedural Posture.
This is wrongful death case arising from the passing of Kenani Kaimuloa, who became ill at an "electronic dance music" festival held in June of 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Her surviving family members allege the promoters of the festival failed "to provide care due to a lack of qualified medical attendees, medical equipment, and medicine necessary to diagnose and treat decedent." ROA 1, paragraph 22. The case was filed here in San Diego on June 22, 2018, and summons was promptly issued. ROA 1-6. The complaint alleges that defendants Insomniac Holdings and the Live Nation entities all have their "principal place of business in Los Angeles County."* ROA 1, paragraphs 5-7. The complaint asserts nine counts including, breach of implied contract, negligence, strict products liability, premises liability, intentional misr
Hearing Date
July 11, 2019
Category
Civil - Unlimited
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Tentative Rulings on Defense Discovery Motions
Kaimuloa v. Insomniac Holdings, Case No. 2018-31352
July 12, 2019, 1:30 p.m., Dept. 72
1. Overview and Procedural Posture.
This is wrongful death case arising from the passing of Kenani Kaimuloa, who became ill at an "electronic dance music" festival held in June of 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Her surviving family members allege the promoters of the festival failed "to provide care due to a lack of qualified medical attendees, medical equipment, and medicine necessary to diagnose and treat decedent." ROA 1, paragraph 22. The case was filed here in San Diego on June 22, 2018, and summons was promptly issued. ROA 1-6. The complaint alleges that defendants Insomniac Holdings and the Live Nation entities all have their "principal place of business in Los Angeles County."* ROA 1, paragraphs 5-7. The complaint asserts nine counts including, breach of implied contract, negligence, strict products liability, premises liability, intentional misr