JENNIFER FRAISSL, Plaintiff, v. SONNY J. MOORE, et. al. Defendants.
Case No.: BC535745
Hearing Date: June 28, 2019
[TENTATIVE] order RE:
DEFENDANT Sonny John moore and lost boys touring, inc.’S motion to tax costs
BACKGROUND
This action arises out of a concert attended by Plaintiff Jennifer Fraissl (“Plaintiff” or “Fraissl”) and performed by Defendant Sonny John Moore (“Moore”) at the Belasco Theater. Plaintiff alleges that Moore jumped from the performance stage and into the crowd, striking Plaintiff and causing injuries and damages, including a stroke. Plaintiff asserts causes of action for battery and negligence/recklessness against Defendants Moore and Lost Boys Touring, Inc. (“Moore Defendants”); and Defendants Belasco Entertainment Theater, Inc., and Belasco Unlimited Corporation (“Belasco”).
The action came on regularly for trial on October 16, 2018 in Department 32 of the Los Angeles Superior Court. The jury returned its verdict on November 20, 2018 finding in favor of P
Hearing Date
June 28, 2019
Type
Other PI/PD/WD (General Jurisdiction)
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JENNIFER FRAISSL, Plaintiff, v. SONNY J. MOORE, et. al. Defendants.
Case No.: BC535745
Hearing Date: June 28, 2019
[TENTATIVE] order RE:
DEFENDANT Sonny John moore and lost boys touring, inc.’S motion to tax costs
BACKGROUND
This action arises out of a concert attended by Plaintiff Jennifer Fraissl (“Plaintiff” or “Fraissl”) and performed by Defendant Sonny John Moore (“Moore”) at the Belasco Theater. Plaintiff alleges that Moore jumped from the performance stage and into the crowd, striking Plaintiff and causing injuries and damages, including a stroke. Plaintiff asserts causes of action for battery and negligence/recklessness against Defendants Moore and Lost Boys Touring, Inc. (“Moore Defendants”); and Defendants Belasco Entertainment Theater, Inc., and Belasco Unlimited Corporation (“Belasco”).
The action came on regularly for trial on October 16, 2018 in Department 32 of the Los Angeles Superior Court. The jury returned its verdict on November 20, 2018 finding in favor of P