U.S. Supreme Court’s Melendez-Diaz holding does not require a change from prior Court of Appeals opinions that Dept. of Toxicology breathalyzer test certificate is not “testimonial” and hence is admissible without testimony from the tester.

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Where drunk driver injured plaintiff-pedestrian while driver was speaking on her cell phone with defendant (who was following driver in another car), trial court erred in dismissing plaintiff’s complaint alleging that defendant gratuitously undertook a duty to protect plaintiff from the driver and that defendant was acting in concert with the driver.

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“Discovery rule” for tolling statute of limitations does not apply when plaintiff knew of injury but did not discover identity of tortfeasor until limitations period had run.

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Dunning letter sent to debtor violated § 24-4.5-7-410(d), which prohibits contracting for or collecting attorney’s fees on small loans.

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Because payday loan company did not unambiguously include interest in its agreement with the borrower, it cannot recover interest from that borrower.

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