Case Description

“Tony Kissner was a young, up-and-coming amateur golfer and had been considering turning professional for quite some time. Kissner filed suit against Polk Hospital, alleging that they were negligent in allowing Martin Dutcher to be released from 24-hour supervised care without first ensuring that he longer posed a threat. Kissner alleges that because of the negligence of Polk Hospital, he was injured and as such is entitled to damages. This case has not been bifurcated and, as such, negligence and damages are to be considered in the same proceeding.”
— American Mock Trial Association

Competitors

MIAMI A | TEAM #992

Miami A: (front row) Scott Finney (2005) Mandy Aquino Barreto (2005), Adam Davis (2005) Kate Bowling (2005) Ryan Snyder (2007) (backrow) Dan Haughey, Jessica Zetwick (2005), Jade Smarda (2005), Dan Herron. 

Miami A: (front row) Scott Finney (2005) Mandy Aquino Barreto (2005), Adam Davis (2005) Kate Bowling (2005) Ryan Snyder (2007) (backrow) Dan Haughey, Jessica Zetwick (2005), Jade Smarda (2005), Dan Herron. 

Captains: Kate Bowling, Adam Davis

  • Mandy Aquino
  • Kate Bowling
  • Adam Davis
  • Scott Finney
  • Jade Smarda
  • Ryan Snyder
  • Jessica Zetwick

 

 

MIAMI B | TEAM #993

Miami B (left to right) Rob Walter (2005), Nick Borger, (2008). John McNulty (2005), Herron, Carmen Brown (2007), Lindsay Richards (2006), Kenny Grose (2005), Stephanie Patton.

Miami B (left to right) Rob Walter (2005), Nick Borger, (2008). John McNulty (2005), Herron, Carmen Brown (2007), Lindsay Richards (2006), Kenny Grose (2005), Stephanie Patton.

  • Nick Borger
  • Carmen Brown
  • Kenny Grose
  • John McNulty
  • Stephanie Patton
  • Lindsay Richards
  • Rob Walter

Notable Finishes and Awards

All-American Attorney Award to Kate Bowling

First Place at Columbia University Big Apple Invitational