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RUSCHENBERG v. ELIASON

No. 26682.

850 N.W.2d 810 (2014)

2014 S.D. 42

Megan RUSCHENBERG, Jessica Cornelius and Heather Rensch, Plaintiffs and Appellants, v. David ELIASON, in his individual capacity and as an owner and employee of Annabelle's Adult Super Center of South Dakota, LLC, and Olivia's of South Dakota, LLC d/b/a Olivia's Adult Super Store, and Annabelle's Adult Super Center Of South Dakota, LLC and Olivia's of South Dakota, LLC d/b/a Olivia's Adult Super Store, Defendants and Appellees.

Supreme Court of South Dakota.

Decided July 2, 2014.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Aaron D. Eiesland , Johnson Eiesland Law Firm, PC, Rapid City, South Dakota, and Manuel J. De Castro, Jr. , Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Attorneys for plaintiffs and appellants.

Michael L. Luce , Lisa M. Prostrollo , Murphy, Goldammer, & Prendergast, LLP, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Attorneys for defendants and appellees.

SEVERSON, Justice.

[¶ 1.] Megan Ruschenberg, Jessica Cornelius, and Heather Rensch, collectively referred to as Appellants, appeal the circuit court's denial of Appellants' motion in limine to exclude evidence of Ruschenberg's abortion, Appellants' motion for mistrial based upon certain statements made by a witness at trial, and Appellants' proposed jury instructions regarding the "proxy rule" or "alter ego rule."1 We affirm.

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