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City of Hope Temple University Columbia University Texas A&M University Howard University Tulane University John Hopkins University University of Arizona The Mayo Clinic University of California Berkley Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer

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City of Hope Columbia University Howard University John Hopkins University The Mayo Clinic Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Montana State University Northwestern University Princeton University Purdue University The Salk Institute for Biological Studies Stanford University Stony Brook University Temple University Texas A&M University Tulane University University of Arizona University of California Berkley University of California Los Angeles University of Colorado Boulder University of Chicago University of Michigan University of Notre Dame University of Texas at Austin University of Virginia Vanderbilt University Washington State University

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PRE-TRIAL JURY SELECTION CHALLENGES

 Wealthy Plaintiff  74-year-old mom of 48-year-old single son  No economic damages  “T

  • ugh it out” mentality

 Experiences with heat exhaustion  Claims that Keck refused a call to 911

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WHAT WE LEARNED FROM FOCUS GROUPS

 Defense jurors: People in charge of own health. No

need to call 911 if awake.

 Mostly male mentality of “my health is in my hands.”  Men don’t see doctor, wait too long, “it’s on them.”  Other bad jurors: Minimized prior injuries/cramps  Women vs. Men

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VOIR DIRE QUESTIONS

 Has anyone here been in a situation where you

could have called for an ambulance or medical attention, but you chose not to? Thanks for telling me. Why didn’t you?

 Has anyone here been in the situation where

you called 911 when you might not have needed to? Why did you do that?

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VOIR DIRE QUESTIONS

 Has anyone here been in the situation where

someone you felt needed 911 assistance and the person declined?

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VOIR DIRE QUESTIONS Show of hands, who here feels that,

when it comes to medical emergencies, it’s better to be safe than sorry?

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CAUSE CHALLENGES DEALING WITH HOSTILE JURORS MANAGING OUR STRIKES GETTING TO THE JURY

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LEGAL ISSUES AND MOTIONS

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DUTY TO ACT

 Delgado v. Trax Bar & Grill (2005) 36 Cal.4th 224 and Morris v. De La Torre

(2005) 36 Cal.4th 260 that duty includes calling 911 to protect an invitee. The Morris Court found “as a general matter a proprietor's special- relationship-based duty to its patrons or invitees includes an obligation to make [a 911] call, or to take other similar minimal measures.” (Id. at p. 277)

 Verdugo v. Target Corp. (2014) 59 Cal.4th 312, 337: Criminal cases “analogous”

in helping to answer “the distinct but related question” whether a business has an obligation to come to the aid of an injured patron.

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Timely calling 911 is the minimum Standard of Care vs. Burden and

Causation DUTY TO ACT

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GOOD SAMARITAN

 Cal. Health & Safety Code §1799.102

(1) It is the intent of the Legislature to encourage other individuals to volunteer, without compensation, to assist others in need during an emergency, while ensuring that those volunteers who provide care or assistance act responsibly.

(2) Except for those persons specified in subdivision (a), no person who in good faith, and not for compensation, renders emergency medical or nonmedical care or assistance at the scene of an emergency shall be liable for civil damages resulting from any act or omission other than an act or

  • mission constituting gross negligence or willful or wanton misconduct.

(c) which reads:

Nothing in this section shall be construed to change any existing legal duties or obligations, nor does anything in this section in any way affect the provisions in Section 1714.5 of the Civil Code, as proposed to be amended by Senate Bill 39 of the 2009-10 Regular Session of the Legislature. (Emphasis added).

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ASSUMPTION OF THE RISK

 Primary (MSJ) vs. Secondary (Comparative fault)  Typically for sports. Defense tried and failed to make this a sports case.

 “The risks inherent in the sport not only by virtue of the nature of the sport itself, but

also by reference to the steps the sponsoring business entity reasonably should be

  • bligated to take in order to minimize the risks without altering the nature of the sport."

 No Primary Assumption of Risk

 Saffro v. Elite Racing, Inc. (2002) 98 Cal.App.4th 173 – marathon failure to provide

hydration

 Morgan v. Fuji Country USA, Inc. (1995) 34 Cal.App.4th 127 – hit by golf ball.

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MARIJUANA, ALCOHOL, PRIOR MEDICAL CONDITIONS

Hernandez v. County of Los Angeles (2014) 226 Cal. App.

4th 1599

Must have a causal connection Expert opinion required

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Bel-Air Bay Club Ltd. is responsible for any harm caused by the negligence of any of its employees/agents.

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The Value of Safety

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Better S Safe than Sorry

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BILL HOWARD General Manager RUDY BACON Head of Security DALE PORTEUS Lower Club Manager BRENNAN CASSIDY Athletic Director DAN HARVELL Locker Room Attendant JAMES CUMMINGS Locker Room Attendant TROY AUSTIN Men’s Locker Room Supervisor ALEX DAVID Lifeguard

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1: 1:16 6 PM PM 4: 4:59 59 PM PM

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Bel-Air Bay Club Ltd.’s own rules

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Exhibit 31-01

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Exhibit 31-18

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American Heart Association Training Workbook

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Exhibit 32

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As a general rule you should phone 9-1-1 and ask for help whenever someone is seriously ill

  • r injured or you are not sure what to do in an

emergency.

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1: 1:00 00 PM PM

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William Keck 1: 1:08 08 PM

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William Keck 1: 1:10 0 PM

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William Keck 1: 1:13 3 PM

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1: 1:16 6 PM

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1: 1:30 30 PM PM

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BILL HOWARD General Manager RUDY BACON Head of Security DALE PORTEUS Lower Club Manager BRENNAN CASSIDY Athletic Director DAN HARVELL Locker Room Attendant JAMES CUMMINGS Locker Room Attendant TROY AUSTIN Men’s Locker Room Supervisor ALEX DAVID Lifeguard

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DAN HARVELL TESTIMONY

11/12/19 Page 104:12-18

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2: 2:00 00 PM PM

1:30 PM

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2: 2:30 30 PM PM

1:30 PM 2:00 PM

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DAN HARVELL TESTIMONY

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Rule of Thumb

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DAN HARVELL TRIAL TESTIMONY

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DAN HARVELL TRIAL TESTIMONY

11/12/19 Page 115:18-20

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BILL HOWARD General Manager RUDY BACON Head of Security DALE PORTEUS Lower Club Manager BRENNAN CASSIDY Athletic Director DAN HARVELL Locker Room Attendant JAMES CUMMINGS Locker Room Attendant TROY AUSTIN Men’s Locker Room Supervisor ALEX DAVID Lifeguard

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JAMES CUMMINGS TESTIMONY

11/12/19 Page 67:22-28

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JAMES CUMMINGS TESTIMONY

11/12/19 Page 101:6-9

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JAMES CUMMINGS TESTIMONY

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JAMES CUMMINGS TESTIMONY

11/12/19 Page 104:20-23

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3: 3:00 00 PM PM

1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM

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DAN HARVELL TRIAL TESTIMONY

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If the person refuses, phone 9-1-1 and stay with him until help arrives.

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DAN HARVELL TRIAL TESTIMONY

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GLEN KOVACS TRIAL TESTIMONY

11/20/19 Page 121:16-19

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BILL HOWARD General Manager RUDY BACON Head of Security DALE PORTEUS Lower Club Manager BRENNAN CASSIDY Athletic Director DAN HARVELL Locker Room Attendant JAMES CUMMINGS Locker Room Attendant TROY AUSTIN Men’s Locker Room Supervisor ALEX DAVID Lifeguard

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BRENNAN CASSIDY TRIAL TESTIMONY

11/13/19 Page 40:16-18

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BILL HOWARD General Manager RUDY BACON Head of Security DALE PORTEUS Lower Club Manager BRENNAN CASSIDY Athletic Director DAN HARVELL Locker Room Attendant JAMES CUMMINGS Locker Room Attendant TROY AUSTIN Men’s Locker Room Supervisor ALEX DAVID Lifeguard

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RUDY BACON TRIAL TESTIMONY

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MEMBER MARK TESTIMONY

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MEMBER MARK TRIAL TESTIMONY

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Why i is this happening?

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Lack of Adequate T Training Lack of Drills Lack of Communication

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3: 3:30 30 PM PM

1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM

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Rudy y Bac acon

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MEMBER DR. K

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MEMBER DR. K. TESTIMONY

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GLEN KOVACS TRIAL TESTIMONY

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GLEN KOVACS TRIAL TESTIMONY

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3: 3:45 45 PM PM

1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM 3:30 PM

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BILL HOWARD General Manager RUDY BACON Head of Security DALE PORTEUS Lower Club Manager BRENNAN CASSIDY Athletic Director DAN HARVELL Locker Room Attendant JAMES CUMMINGS Locker Room Attendant TROY AUSTIN Men’s Locker Room Supervisor ALEX DAVID Lifeguard

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BRENNAN CASSIDY TRIAL TESTIMONY

11/12/19 Page 182 and 183

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BRENNAN CASSIDY TRIAL TESTIMONY

11/13/19 Page 39:15-23

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BRENNAN CASSIDY TRIAL TESTIMONY

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BILL HOWARD General Manager RUDY BACON Head of Security DALE PORTEUS Lower Club Manager BRENNAN CASSIDY Athletic Director DAN HARVELL Locker Room Attendant JAMES CUMMINGS Locker Room Attendant TROY AUSTIN Men’s Locker Room Supervisor ALEX DAVID Lifeguard

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BILL HOWARD General Manager RUDY BACON Head of Security DALE PORTEUS Lower Club Manager BRENNAN CASSIDY Athletic Director DAN HARVELL Locker Room Attendant JAMES CUMMINGS Locker Room Attendant TROY AUSTIN Men’s Locker Room Supervisor ALEX DAVID Lifeguard

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BRENNAN CASSIDY TRIAL TESTIMONY

11/12/19 Page 185:17-25

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4: 4:00 00 PM PM

1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM 3:30 PM 3:45 PM

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4: 4:15 5 PM PM

1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM 3:30 PM 3:45 PM 4:00 PM

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BILL HOWARD General Manager RUDY BACON Head of Security DALE PORTEUS Lower Club Manager BRENNAN CASSIDY Athletic Director DAN HARVELL Locker Room Attendant JAMES CUMMINGS Locker Room Attendant TROY AUSTIN Men’s Locker Room Supervisor ALEX DAVID Lifeguard

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Dale le Por Porteu eus

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RUDY BACON TESTIMONY

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MEMBER MARK TRIAL TESTIMONY

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MEMBER MARK TRIAL TESTIMONY

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4: 4:30 30 PM PM

1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM 3:30 PM 3:45 PM 4:00 PM 4:15 PM

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DAN HARVELL TRIAL TESTIMONY

11/12/19 Page 126:3-7,15-18, 27

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JAMES CUMMINGS TESTIMONY

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JAMES CUMMINGS TESTIMONY

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4: 4:59 59 PM PM

1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM 3:30 PM 3:45 PM 4:00 PM 4:15 PM 4:30 PM

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4: 4:59 59 PM PM

Bill How

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Dale le Po Porteu eus

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AUDI UDIO

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1: 1:16 6 PM PM 4: 4:59 59 PM PM

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4: 4:59 59 PM PM

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5: 5:03 03 PM PM

4 minutes for 911 to arrive

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5: 5:03 03 PM PM

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5: 5:22 22 PM PM

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5: 5:34 34 PM PM

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HYPERKALEMIA ARRHYTHMIA

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5:5 :58 PM

PRO RONOUNCED

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COMPARATIVE FAULT

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DAMAGES

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The Value of Safety

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Keck Video

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2 YEARS PAST 14.5 YEARS FUTURE

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Exhibit 158-002

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Exhibit 158-004

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Exhibit 158-004

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DOCTOR FISHBEIN TRIAL TESTIMONY

11/14/19 Page 87:26-88:5

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DOCTOR FISHBEIN TRIAL TESTIMONY

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DOCTOR FISHBEIN TRIAL TESTIMONY

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SAFETY IS NOT IMPROPER ARGUMENT

 Delgado v.

Trax Bar & Grill, (2005) 36 Cal. 4th 224, 237 stated that it is a, “well established rule that commercial proprietors (because they generally stand in a special relationship with their tenants, patrons, or invitees) are required to maintain land in their possession and control in a reasonably safe condition.”

 CACI 1001 which sets out the basic standard of care for a landowner

states in part that the Defendants must “keep the property in a reasonably safe condition.”

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CONCLUSION

 BRUCE BROILLET:

BBROILLET@GBW.LAW

 ALAN VAN GELDER:

AVANGELDER@GBW.LAW

 CLAIRE PLOTKIN:

CLAIRE@YOURNEXTJURY . COM