Quinn v. Coulton CA1/
After a 100-year storm dropped over five inches of rain on San Francisco in 24 hours, a retaining wall—which separated the backyards of two uphill neighbors from the backyards of two downhill neighbors—failed, “causing soils from the uphill properties to crash down into the backyards of the downhill properties,” filling the downhill properties with mud and debris. The uphill neighbors sued the downhill neighbors, proceeding in part
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