Ex Parte Wild Wild West Social Club, Inc.
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
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Stephen L. Morrison sued Wild Wild West Social Club, Inc., doing business as Plum Crazy (hereinafter "Wild Wild West"); Dallas Malone; Metropolitan Patrol Service ("Metropolitan"); Albert Dyess; and various fictitiously named defendants, alleging that they were responsible for causing injuries he had received during an altercation outside a bar operated by Wild Wild West. The case was submitted to a jury against Wild Wild West, Metropolitan, and Dyess; the jury…
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