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CSX Transportation, Inc. and Daniel B. Cox v. Jasmina Poluciano, Maya Poluciano, and Adny Poluciano, by next friend and parent, Jasmina Poluciano
25A-CT-393
Civil tort. Affirms the Marion Superior Court’s order denying CSX Transportation and Daniel Cox’s motion to transfer venue in a negligence action filed against them by Jasmina Poluciano and her children, Maya Poluciano and Adny Poluciano. Finds that because the defendants have not shown that the Hendricks County location meets the definition of a “principal office” for purposes of Trial Rule 75(A)(4)’s preferred venue status, the trial court did not err by denying the defendants’ motion to transfer venue to Hendricks County. Attorneys for appellants: Sarah Dimmich, Paul Jefferson. Attorneys for appellees: Robert King, Jr., David Thompson.
In the Matter of the Civil Commitment of K.B. v. Community Fairbanks Behavioral Health
25A-MH-925
Mental health. Affirms the Marion Superior Court’s order for K.B.’s temporary commitment. Finds that hat K.B.’s argument that the filed treatment plan precluded his ability to challenge the forcible nature of his treatment is incorrect. Also finds K.B. had the opportunity at the hearing on the petition for his involuntary commitment to challenge his treatment plan, and he does not identify a post-order change in his treatment plan that justifies reversal of the trial court’s decision. Attorney for appellant: Ellen O’Connor. Attorneys for appellee: Jenny Buchheit, Abby DeMare, Rani Amani.
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