May 30, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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C.A. 2nd;
B280270
The Second Appellate District granted a petition for writ of mandate. The court held that although an employer’s admission of vicarious liability did not preclude an award of punitive damages, plaintiffs failed to allege facts sufficient to support such an award.
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