Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals
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Hawaii hotel not in trouble after employee recommends beach where guest became paralyzed
HONOLULU (Legal Newsline) - The Fairmont Kea Lani Resort isn’t liable for the injuries of a hotel guest who says he went to a beach several miles away at an employee’s recommendation only to become paralyzed in the surf, a Hawaii appeals court ruled. -
Telescope protestor loses lawsuit over police reaction at Mauna Kea
HONOLULU (Legal Newsline) – A Hawai’i police chief can use officers from a different county to quell protests, a state appeals court has ruled in a lawsuit concerning a proposed telescope on the volcano Mauna Kea. -
Hawaii appeals court says aggregate settlement amount in asbestos case was sufficient
A three-judge panel of the state’s Intermediate Court of Appeals, or ICA, ruled March 16 that the aggregate settlement amount provided was good enough, upholding the Circuit Court of the First Circuit’s Dec. 21, 2015 order.