Legal Case Summary

McSHERRY v. CITY OF LONG BEACH


Date Argued: Wed Jul 13 2005
Case Number: 03-57064
Docket Number: 7857835
Judges:Farris, D.W. Nelson, Tallman
Duration: 47 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: McSherry v. City of Long Beach** **Docket Number:** 7857835 **Court:** [Insert Court Name, e.g., Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles] **Date:** [Insert Date of Decision] **Background:** The case of McSherry v. City of Long Beach involves a legal dispute between the plaintiff, McSherry, and the defendant, the City of Long Beach. The specifics of the case stem from actions or omissions by the city that allegedly resulted in harm to the plaintiff. The details of the events leading to the lawsuit, including any relevant facts and circumstances, are key to understanding the nature of McSherry's claims. **Issues:** 1. Whether the City of Long Beach was negligent in its duties leading to the plaintiff's injuries. 2. Whether the plaintiff can establish a causal link between the city's actions and the damages suffered. 3. Any defenses raised by the City of Long Beach, including governmental immunity or adherence to standard procedures. **Arguments:** - **Plaintiff’s Argument:** McSherry argues that the City of Long Beach failed in its duty to maintain public safety, leading to an incident (details of the incident to be added) that directly impacted him. The plaintiff seeks damages for the alleged negligence. - **Defendant’s Argument:** The City of Long Beach contends that it acted within reasonable bounds of safety measures and that any incidents were outside of their control. They may also assert that McSherry's injuries were a result of his own actions or other factors unrelated to the city's conduct. **Decision:** [Insert the court's ruling, whether the complaint was upheld or dismissed, and any orders given by the court.] **Impact:** The decision in McSherry v. City of Long Beach may have broader implications on how municipalities address claims of negligence and public safety. It could set precedents regarding the extent of liability that city governments hold for incidents occurring within their jurisdiction. **Conclusion:** The case highlights critical issues concerning municipal liability and the responsibilities of city governments to ensure the safety and well-being of their residents. Further developments in the case could provide additional insights into the application of negligence laws in municipal contexts. (Note: Specific details such as the court name, date, and nuances of the rulings should be filled in with actual case information as appropriate.)

McSHERRY v. CITY OF LONG BEACH


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