Follow LA Observed on Twitter here
The beating victim's family will sue today in L.A. Superior Court, the Daily Journal says in a story. Attorney Thomas V. Girardi will "test the limits on the liability of the team and its owner" by arguing that the Dodgers "inappropriately exposed [Stow] to the criminal acts of third parties." It took Dodgers personnel "10 to 15 minutes to respond to the scene where Stow was injured," the lawsuit says. Stow is the Giants fan who was beaten by two men on opening day at Dodger Stadium. The DJ story, not online, is by reporter Ciaran McEvoy.
Law
Bryan Stow family to sue the Dodgers
More by Kevin Roderick:
Gustavo Arellano, many others join LA Times staffPower out Monday across Malibu
Put Jamal Khashoggi Square outside the Saudi consulate on Sawtelle
Here's who the LA Times has newly hired*
LA Observed Notes: Clippers hire big-time writer, unfunny Emmys, editor memo at the Times and more
Recent Law stories on LA Observed:
At your serviceRights and wronged
Very unusual full page ad in LA Times
Lisker Chronicles: Bruce gives back
Jury awards T.J. Simers $7.1 million from LA Times
Closing arguments in Simers suit against LA Times
Stephen Glass pays back Harper's for 1998 story
Judge admonishes Times managing editor in Simers trial