Jackson Jambalaya

Case has no business in federal court.

Will be remanded

"Two men were loitering in the parking lot."

Seems to be a recurring theme over the decades.

And any other judge would have immediately remanded it but it got stuck in Wingate's black hole.

Funny that Ashley has to argue there is an atmosphere of violence basically in his own back yard.

I knew Ashley filed this before I even looked at the final page of the complaint. He considers himself a premises liability guru and files these kinds of claims basically every time something like this happens.

He did such a great job in the Kroger case.

No direct knowledge of any incidents at this apartment complex, but anyone have any real stats (not JPD washed ones) on the slew of car theft, car jackings and other stuff happening in and around Maywood Mart and Highland Village?

2:56:

"Wingate's black hole..." heh heh..

Regards,

Beavis

'People loitering in apartment complex parking lots in the city of Jackson'.

They're also shootin' dice, publicly intoxicated, tokin' weed and taking leaks in public.

If this shit were actionable...well, it ain't.

Actually if the Park is run by an out of state company it has every business being in a federal court. Ogden is clearly suing in-state defendants, more than likely the property manager, for the purpose of defeating diversity and getting it back to Hinds County. May work, it may not, but I guarantee you that is the goal.

@7:13 I laughed for about 2 minutes at your comment. A good chuckle is always a plus, good for your health

2:26 -

Google "diversity jurisdiction." History, knowledge of law, context...they're your friends.

If this shit were actionable...well, it ain't.

That would be news to Shane Langston, Roe Frazer and Dennis Sweet.

They made MILLIONS on "premises liability" (failure to provide adequate security)

Probably tens of millions. I think it's a lame theory of recovery, and it's a tort that essentially evolved out of nothing.

But I assure you, it's very actionable in the state of Mississippi.

3:52; Residents of the facility lounging around in their own parking lot is not actionable. Such things as unrestricted traffic night and day, lack of security lighting, inoperable door locks, windows that won't latch, light bulbs that have not been replaced in years, boys from other hoods being allowed to congregate at all hours...........yes.

1:47 --

When Wingate remands without comment in another 6 months or so, do you think the Defendants will consider this suit in-actionable?